I entered the Rouse Hill Bunnings Wednesday 7 January. I approached the service counter for a…read morerefund. A older thin structure. I noted she was grumpy and when engaged me she was abrupt and rude. She told me to go get the replacement article in a low grade manner. As I came back I noted she was again grumpy towards another client and she saw me and walked off from the counter. Please review her she is acting strange and unhinged she might not only need training but more intense help. I am serious that she needs training and help. I hope management watch her actions on camera on the afternoon of the 7 January.

Sometimes they ask me as an immigrant: How are Australians? you know in general…read more In General in Rouse Hill Bunning WH you will find many natives. You get the very helpful respectful people who will speak in tongues to our untrained immigrant years but go the extra mile to give you a hand. But then, then you get the arse face, life is hard and dull attitude (even it is not since you live in bloody Australia!!) that will not only do a minimum effort but give you wise arse answers. So I called today 27 OCT 2022 to ask very kindly for bulk discounts. Gardening lady says using a very dry almost rude tone: IF you buy 1 or 1000 is the same price. Thanks

I was searched by racist attendant as I was leaving the store and the delivery system is…read moreappalling, they wanted to dump my huge order on the curb when I live in an area where things are stolen. nobody communicated with each other so I ran around in circles on the phone, the whole experience was really terrible and traumatic and I will never go to that store again.

This is the most incredible Bunnings. It's the largest, most efficient, hardware store I've found…read more 6 stars

Do you like CD's? Music? Records? Books about CD's, music and records? If you answered yes to any…read moreof these questions you probably like musical CD's about records too. The Vintage Record Shop on Parramatta Road is a small and interesting shop with a large range of second hand CD's, Vinyl and books on the subject. The interior is possessed of dim lighting and a welcoming vibe, as though it's a shop which wants your patronage. There are piles and shelves full of stock for perusing, either for interest or purchase, though I'm sure they'd prefer purchase, but sometimes it's nice, just to look at the artefacts of history and their colourful shiny cases. There's often some intriguing finds made here, perhaps not as intriguing as finding a dinosaur fossil in the desert when you were sure that there were no dinosaurs at Kernel sand tunes, but still intriguing all the same, and much more likely. So whether you're an archaeologist who likes music, or a musician arcs his oligist (That intentionally made no sense. I apologise whole heartedly.) then there is some quality time lying just around the corner for you, should you wander into the Vintage Record.

I've always been meaning to go to this store on Parramatta road, as I pass by on the bus and today…read morewas the day I decided to get off and check it out alongside the bass shop next door. The store's great, got a great feel to the place when you step in, and has a good selection of funk and jazz records along with alot of other genres too, including an Australian section. The $1 and $5 bins had some goodies in there too, which I always like to dig through, A Quincy Jones album, 'the dude' and George Duke's and Stanley Clarke's, 'the Clarke/Duke project' were my gems of the day. There were also some cool turntables about the place, old memorabilia on sale and the best thing ever was the boombox that could play vinyl! Unfortunately the record player didn't work and it wasn't on sale, but that's still the coolest thing that I saw that week! The owner Phil, who also served me was real nice, definitely a big plus in my books. When you go to a store and the owner's are actually kind and friendly people, that makes me want to go back to the place and support local!

Well. When it comes to tools and other hardware, I have no idea what I'm doing. But I managed to…read morewalk out of Bunnings today with an extension cord and outdoor shades. How did I manage to survive and find the things I needed? I'm sure you'd know that Bunnings is massive (not as labyrinth-y like ikea but still... tricky to find specific items). The staff members were very friendly to guide me to the exact location of the items I needed and im very satisfied by the customer service. Thanks :)

Staff is always helpful. Came here to purchase treated pines to build a pergola and they gave me…read moregreat suggestions. Discussed with trades specialist over the phone, then got the quotes via email. They also arranged deliveries for me. The store itself is huge, with kitchen and bathroom display sections looking really nice. Outdoor garden section is also big.

Having walked past this place numerous times I thought it was about time to see why this place has…read morebeen around for a while. The small record store was full with people digging the crates lining the walls of the store and I managed to get in easily to the bargain bin at the front that I thought was a little bit overpriced for a bargain bin, with prices starting from $10. That being said, there prices were soon justified as I found most of the items were good, hard to come by finds and some that blew me away, like "Juicy" by Wrecks'N'Effect. I never knew that Mtume's Juicy had also been sampled by them, I thought it was only Biggie, but then after google-ing later that day, I was soon to find out that a whole heap of artists had actually sampled this track. Thanks record store for opening my eyes to another sample off a golden classic.

Very trendy record store in Surry Hills, The tunes that are racked up here are all about a good…read moretime and have a very particular sound. A great range of dance records, electronica, dubstep D&B, soul and funk and a wide range of CD's. The staff are really friendly and they are able to help out with any requests for help. I really enjoyed browsing through the stuff here, they don't mind you taking a look. You can sample the pieces through earphones, and the staff can help you with that too. They buy and sell records here, they also have DJ acessories, needles, headphones record bags.

I defy any male humanoid not to like Bunnings just a teensy bit. It's like a supermarket - nay, a…read moredepartment store - for dudes, a huge, oversized candy shop filled with stuff that builds and chops. Or, as Stewy would say: "Good lord, it's like the spice rack in my fantasy kitchen." Except that's not something a bloke would say really, not unless they wanted to get beaten up with tyre irons. I've been to the Chatty store three times in the last three days for plywood, cable ties, spotlights, power boards, clamps, extension cords, you name it. They recognise me now. We share knowing nods. It's nice. I really dig the whole ease of it all. No big fuss, no knocking out half your day to get supplies. Pull in to the oversized carpark (it's like Texas all up in this place), trot upstairs, grab one of the billion people on hand to help you, and get out. No muss, no fuss. I also like how all the staff are all pretty much slightly different versions of your dad or your uncle (the good uncle, not the one that touches up cousins at Christmas lunches). Oh, and one Saturday morning the North Sydney Men's Choir was doing a sausage sizzle in the car park and tried to recruit me because they needed more altos or sopranos or whoever the high-pitched, non-baritone guys are. I politely declined.

The best Bunnings I've ever shopped at... Just don't ask where anything is! There are staff…read moreeverywhere who are more than happy to answer your questions and if you happen to ask where something is located you will get a very confident answer including the Isle number... Although that may not be where it is at all. Don't let that put you off though, with more parking than your average supermarket and two floors of hardware, DIY and renovation goodies your sure find what your after... Eventually

The staff are pretty friendly here and we never seem to want stuff that is labelled or highly…read morevisible e.g. metal sheets, oddly threaded screws etc so we have to talk to the staff. Like all Bunnings these places are huge and cold in the winter so marching up and down the aisles looking for the odd stuff is the only way to keep warm. AND, like all Bunnings there is the sausage sizzle aroma to draw you in.