This long established family shop is an Aladdin's cave from household, gardening and outdoor goods…read moreto tools+ accessories of every description As soon as you enter you realize that this is the shop you have been looking for! From the front desk to the furthest recesses there are displays of everything you could need or imagine for your kitchen, bathroom and garden, and I do mean everything; Got a chip in your prize enamelled bath? Here you can get a kit that will enable you to repair it. Need a special hinge for that cabinet? No problem! Short of kitchen equipment of any description? Just look around - it's there in either classic design, or maybe you like quirky? They do quirky. But most importantly you can get the very best advice from staff who know what they are talking about, and are always ready to help, not in an intrusive manner, just there if need them. Be warned!!! You will not leave empty handed, because if you don't see what you need you definitely find something you absolutely must have! Visit and enjoy.

This is a smallish store (by US standards) but has a very wide variety of household products. I…read moreagree with a previous reviewer who describes it as an old fashioned hardware store. I ended up finding the cable ties that I needed, after searching many other stores. The staff was helpful and directed me to the product I needed. I will keep it in mind as I did not know about it before.

A small but well stocked hardware / building supply store in the middle of Oxford. Robert Dyas is…read morea bit hard to locate as its on a back street of Oxford and around the corner. This is the kind of store I have in my hometown in the US. Just like here, even though they're small they've probably got what you need. I bought gardening tools their. They didn't have tools for a large garden but small ones perfect for the back yard.

I remember shops like this when I was a kid, Bunner's is truly an aladin's cave of hardware and…read moretools, I can not remember a time when I have not found what I was looking for.(well someone found for me in the many wooden drawers) the last items were soft iron rivets for 'fork handles' the two Ronnies would be at home here, and a couple of billhook handles. I take my hat off to the ladies behind the counter that are just as knowledgeable as the guys. You can buy a handful of nails or just a few brass screws, this is a true gem of a hardware shop, great old fashioned values and excellent service, long might you continue.

Worth a trip just to visit this incredible shop. Two floors and an extension of anything possibly…read moreneeded in the home and garden. You can buy nails and screws individually not in packets.

This is my local go to hardware store. They have everything you need for most DIY projects - paint,…read moretools, lighting, gardening tools, fertilisers, weed killer and pesticides, and much much more. They also cut keys and sell Calor gas . I sometimes think this place is like a TARDIS, they stock so much in a small store.

Always got what you need and it's cheaper than anywhere else. Has anything I can think of even if…read morehe doesn't have it in stock the owner will get it in for the following day. The staff are very welcoming and give me advice step by step. Overall a great service!

Amazing selection of hardware and homeware, plus the staff that works here is so friendly and…read morehelpful. Prices are very reasonable!

An excellent place to find whatever you want or even didn't know you wanted!…read morePop along when in Vic Centre, you won't be disappointed. Not been for a while? Worth a return visit. It's under new ownership.

Gregory Pank is a good old-fashioned hardware store located on Digbeth Highstreet. The shop seems…read moreto be a bit of a hidden gem. It shouldn't be: this place sells probably just about everything a budding DIYer or seasoned craftsperson could want. When you enter the shop your nostrils are filled with the scent of DIY history. Whether you're after glue, polyfiller, drill bits or string (all things I've been in for) you need only ask one of the very knowledgeable staff at the counter and they'll scurry off into the depths of the store to find it (or suggest numerous alternatives if they can't).

Love this place - it serves as the blueprint for all hardware stores in my subconscious! Goes on…read moreand on and on, turn a corner and you find a whole new area that physics would suggest couldn't exist, but it does (the magical bookstore effect?). I always find the gadget I'm looking for, they have a lot of well-chosen stock with the country life in mind, but no energy wasted on frou-frou displays or shiny marketing. Lovely.

Nice little hardware store. Used to be fabulous years ago but now it's a bit basic. Does the usual…read morestuff like cut keys, kitchenalia, sells camping stuff & other homewares. Most of the staff were lovely, full of knowledge and eager to help. Just not the older woman/owner who was cold, harsh & adverse to me parting with my cash in her shop.

When fitting a ring doorbell, I managed to lose a small screw, not only did they have the correct…read morethread, the very helpful Lady, cut it to length and only charged me 20p! I thought the service was excellent and would recommend. I only problem is that I don't live in Oxford, fitting the doorbell for my son.

A useful hardware shop right in the centre of Kidlington. It may be more expensive than the big DIY…read moresuperstores but they are on the other side of Oxford. If you only need one thing it is probably just as cheap to come here and far easier. And they sell things individually so if you only want 1 screw to finish a job but it has to be an exact size then this is a far better option.