Menards has rebates frequently, advertised in their weekly ad.
The rebate comes in the form of a 'check' that is only valid at Menard. Although they are paper like a check, they work like a giftcard in that you do not need to use the entire amount at once, your purchase will be deducted from the check and the cashier will write the new balance on it and give it back to you.
When purchasing items that are NOT FREE after the rebate, say a $2.50 rebate on a $3.00 item, you do not need to purchase any additional merchandise to qualify for the rebate.
ITEMS THAT ARE FREE AFTER REBATE require an additional $10 purchase of non-rebate items.
There are several ways to get to the $10.00...
I usually keep a list of hardware type items I need and then use that when I go for the rebates.
If I can't find what I need, I've bought a $10 Menards GC and that has worked.
The OOP price of other rebate items that are not FAR I figure into my total for $10 (using the example in the 2nd paragraph, my OOP .50¢ would be figured into my $10.)
Always look to find ALL flyers for the day you are shopping. Menards overlaps the dates on their ads, so you can shop from more than one ad. All the ads are available at their website.
You can mail all your rebates in one envelope. When I have more than one rebate in there I write "Menards Rebates" in the title, but I've never been told what to put there. Always scan all of your documents before sending and save them in a file on your computer. "Menards Rebates"
Menards Rebates
PO Box 28
Elk Mound WI 54739-0028
I 'roll' my rebates, by using the previous check to pay for the new items, although it will always be $10 more because of the additional purchase required.
Check your rebates online at RebateInternational.com - Track Your Rebate and put in your name and house #.


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