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16 years ago
This little, family run hardware shop has been there forever. They seem to have far more in stock than a massive B&Q, and they're very friendly and will give advice on how to do things. read more
32 Brixton Road
Camberwell
London SW9 6BU
United Kingdom
020 7735 4095
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The Trade Hub
(2 reviews)
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Really sweet local business. The manager is so friendly ; he even helped me unscrew some screws on…read moremy tablet when I needed to replace a piece and... just... couldn't untighten those things! He totally didn't need to do that, I didn't pay him and it didn't go towards any sales. He just did it because... because that's how much he likes pleasing customers I guess! These guys have a large range of items to cater for most DIY needs. Pest control? Carpet? Plunger? Whatever your current need you will find a fair selection of tools to rectify your ailment.
A company that makes its policies up as it goes along. I had been on many occasions before with my…read morewell behaved dog with no problems. However the shop assistant told me today it was 'company policy' not to allow them, this is spite of the fact that it has never been a problem when the manager or owner was there. If you are a dog owner or dog lover I would advise you not to go here as they now seem to have a very hostile attitude to dogs and their owners.
Pimlico Hardware
(1 review)
I need small nails for my cabinet and there are two hardware…read moreshops that I visited in. But they have none. Thanks to this shop 'coz they all materialized. Their shop is complete, everything you ask for they can offer.
M P Moran Builders' Merchants
After a disappointing delivery experience with another company, I decided to contact MP Moran to…read moresupply 4 jumbo bags of grano dust, as I urgently needed the materials on Thursday, 2 January to finish a job by Monday. I contacted the Watford branch by both phone and email, clearly explaining the situation. I specifically asked to be told if delivery was not possible, so I could order elsewhere in time. I was assured that the delivery would be made on the morning of 2 January. Based on that guarantee, I trusted them, organised labour, and planned the works accordingly. By 13:00, it became clear that no delivery was coming. After calling and emailing again, I was then told that delivery would only be possible on Monday, 5 January This caused not only a financial loss due to wasted labour and delays, but also damaged my professional credibility with my client which is far more difficult to recover. Mistakes can happen, but what is frustrating is being given a firm assurance when it clearly could not be met. I'm sharing this experience to hopefully create awareness for other tradespeople who rely on accurate delivery commitments to run their businesses
When deciding what to buy for our two bathrooms, we have had wonderful service and expert advice…read morefrom Jason Stanbridge at MP Moran. Nothing has been too much trouble for Jason even after we changed our mind about what we wanted in one of the rooms. He is very knowledgeable and a pleasure to deal with. Their prices are very competitive and we'd have no hesitation is recommending Jason to anyone who values good service.
Tower DIY
Brilliant. Great store with a bit of everything and the…read morestaff are super helpful. Don't waste your time at a big chain store - head over here to a shop that not only has staff but they actually know what they are talking about!
From the owner: Your 1 stop shop for all your DIY and Building requirements…read more We have a cutting service for our glass and sheet materials. We offer the cheapest key cutting service in the local area.
Romanys
(3 reviews)
Hardware stores here can be little holes in the wall, with piles of stuff all heaped on each other…read morewith little rhyme or reason, and Romany's is no exception. And for something as normal as a couple of screws, nuts and bolts, I expect that stuff to just be sitting there, so I barged in and started taking a little tour of the back-store (hey, it didn't look like the back store) until the guy behind the counter sternly told me to "knock it off." Apparently you have to ask for every little thing at the counter. Well, it was less efficient than I would have wanted, having to explain everything and decide on size through an interpretor, but I got my bits and pieces pretty fast and was out of there satisfied enough. But I'm sure there's a hardware store out there that lets you get tactile with your parts .. right? Anyway, they did seem to have a large inventory back there and were helpful, so try em out.
Incredibly rude service. Poor key cutting quality. Went to get keys cut, was told I couldn't come…read moreback for the keys as it was only going to be 4min and it was close to closing time. Keys took closer to 20min. They also neglected to mention they had the wrong key profile and ended up giving me keys that barely worked and had dangerously sharp edges. Go to A-Z Electrical & Hardware, it's just down the street.
Ocean Builders Supplies
Highly disappointed with the work done!! Products bought from them were defective and required…read moremultiple times to be followed up for the change. Even after that, the problem has not been rectified and we are still facing issue with the plumbing work done. It's not worth the amount paid.
From the owner: Diy and Building Supplies Glass Timber, Locks, Paint, Tools,…read moreLocksmith, Keys cut , Electrical , Paint Mixing Centre, Timber Cutting Service Please Phone for any advice
The Tool Shop
This is a brilliant little Diy shop tucked away in that really weird part of Waterloo they've got…read morepretty much everything you might need for any general purpose DIY and staff are really friendly and helpful I don't think you could want much more from a shop and prices are really reasonable for the area as well.
I was actually looking for a different store and was so happy that this place was on my way! Yes,…read morelike the previous review, it has everything in a tiny space, and since some places are closed, I was thrilled to visit. I saved the tube fare even if prices might be cheaper elsewhere. And people inside were careful to back away from others when we were negotiating aisles.
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Super handy hardware store - Chas Tapp himself has been around for ages and knows everything about…read morethe area. Much better than going to some big box hardware store - you can get some DIY advice here and they're good at figuring out exactly what you need. So far I have managed to get a padlock, a halogen bulb, propane gas for the BBQ and a new kitchen tap. Service with a smile!
Great hardware store! I always find what I'm looking for here. Excellent service - they're very…read morefriendly and helpful.
All you need is here in this store. Most of the staff are friendly and on the whole are helpful and…read moreoffer good advice. They have a good selection of all major building materials. They are part of major chain so can order in whatever you need if they do not have it in stock. I have used them many times and have always been happy with them and the service they provide.
This is a throw back to the days when your independent local store was the hub of the community…read more The general knowledge and advise the proprietor Malcolm gives to you is second to none. The shop seems to sell everything in the hardware line and if they have not got it in stock they will order it for you. Also does lawn mower repairs and servicing. It is just wonderful to get the helpful service and knowledge that is not always apparent in some others hardware stores.The prices are reasonably competitive as well. This is a case of supporting and serving the local community.
This hardware shop is like Aladdin's Cave. Although it is only small but it stocks everything in…read morethe hardware line, and if it is not in stock they will get it for you. It is old fashioned family business where Malcolm the owner gives real personal service. He is the fountain of all knowledge and always gives good sound advise. The prices on most items are very competitive with the major DIY stores. This shop has been is existence for umpteen years serving the local community of Ham and North Kingston. M and J Hardware also undertake lawnmower repairs. we have been using this little shop for years and have yet to find fault with either the service or goods. Wonderful and we give it top marks. This is a case of Support your local store.
I have to admit to being lazy when doing diy and I generally go to B&Q and buy anything I need,…read moreeven when I only need a couple of screws and I end up buying a packet from B&Q as that is all they sell. Fulham Building supplies however is different they sell all sorts of stuff and will have the things that B&Q don't' either have or don't stock. It is used in the mina by builders so it is a proper store with people who know what they are talking about and can offer you genuine advice. If you are struggling with advice or availability of what you need, I bet these guy's will be able to help.
Really impressive place! They pretty much have everything you need when it comes to supplies!…read moreReally good prices too! The staff are really knowledgeable too on pretty much every product.
Not a bad place to pop in, if you're in the area and need something small (i.e. stakes for your…read morehusband's tomato plants). I visited the garden storefront only, but there are other more hardware-and home-oriented shops on the south side of the street. This particular one seemed very Robert Dyas-esque with its mishmash of gardening tools, small appliances, and the like.
I'm not too big on DIY but whenever I need tools, paint or advice, Lords is one of the first places…read moreI head to. They know their stuff and have a better (and possibly cheaper) selection than the big chains.
I found the Customer Service at Goodwins Hardware Wholesalers to be of very High Standard. I have…read morebeen buying goods from Goodwins Hardware Wholesalers for 6 Years now and I have never been let down by Mr. Nihal Singh Sohi and Mr. D. Sohi. They are very Honest and very Trust Worthy people. The Service is very Friendly!! The Prices are much lower then many other places I had been going to earlier. I would recommend Goodwins any day.
I have been dealing with Goodwins for more than ten years. They hold amazing stock levels at…read morecompetitive prices. They are 'open all hours' even when you arrive late. What more can you ask?
Plough Homecraft Co. makes me want to pick up a hardhat and start laying bricks. It is a…read moreconstruction and hardware mecca. The store carries paint, light fixtures and everything you can possibly need for a build or for renovations to your home. I was helped as soon as I walked into the store by friendly and super knowledgeable staff. I got some obscure light fixtures that I couldn't find at any major popular store here for £2 a pop. I really appreciated my shopping experience at this place and would come back to buy a hammer anytime.
Woe is me!! I have been going to Plough Homecraft for all my interior decorating needs for the last…read more30 years and can honestly say they are the best in all areas, be it sound constructive advice, superb customer service and vast array of materials - if they don't have it in stock, they will get it for you and, if they don't have an answer to your DIY query, they know someone who does (having said this, they knew the answer to all my queries over the last 30 years!!). Unfortunately I have now moved to Ipswich and am sad to say "There is no place like Home(craft)" here which is truly my loss!! So all you lucky London DIY peeps should visit them for all your DIY needs - I wish I was still round the corner!! Posted by Sharon Barton - formerly of East Dulwich, London.
Robert dyas sells all my hardware needs. It is not very…read moreexpensive and so is the first place i go for any hardware. As well as hardware products they sell some kitchen ware mos to of which is good quality stuff. They have a whole range of things which is what i like so i don't have to go to many different stores for different things. I get my cleaning, kitchen and even some of my garden things from them. The robert dyas in windsor is quite small and can be a bit of a squeeze especially if its busy but otherwise i love shopping there.
I love Sid's. It's one of those quirky places that you only get in the outerlying areas of London,…read morebut it's full of suprises and some real bargains. Basically one bit of the shop, on one side of the road, is a hardware and plumbing supplies shop, with knowledgeable staff who can help you even if you have only a vague idea of what you need. On the other side of the road is the showroom, which they'll unlock for you to look around if you ask them,a nd which contains some real upmarket brands. Lovely Boffi baths, some great and innovative bathroom designs. It's all a bit jumbled in there but the stuff is there if you need it. Sometimes they have ex display stuff on offer for a really good price - we got our bathroom sink this way.
A rock solid plumbing shop, if you want top quality plumbing supplies at a fraction of the price of…read moreb&q this is the place to go. Staff are friendly and always willing to impart a bit of advice.