I always enjoy taking a seat on their latest chair arrivals outside the front of the shop -…read more twirling around on a wheely chair, or lazing on an armchair watching the cars go by. I have never bought anything from here. The owners don't mind...at least i don't think they do- they've never said anything to me! They have a lot of good items in this shop, such as mattresses, bed stands, desks, wardrobes, and chairs...did i mention the chairs? They have the best selection of chairs around! The chairs are probably the best value itesms in the store. Everything else seems quite expensive comapred to similar items at Tescos or Ikea. However, we need to support the independants so i definately would reccommend giving Clearance Centre a visit. The owners leave you free to browse, and the majority of items are second-hand meaning bargains all round! Brilliant!

Hand in hand with it's next door neighbour, The Sale Store, you can sort your bedroom out with…read morecheap and very heavily discounted mattresses, which is their main selling point. Besides that, they have other bits and bobs of furniture inside the store. I'm not sure about the quality, but they do have plenty of choice, and with mattresses from £29 (for a single), how could you say no? A price of a top from Topshop could be the price of comfortable sleeping for well, for the duration that you keep the mattress! Staff are friendly too, so, for some cheap furnishings, this place is worth looking at.

Unusually for a Cardiff suburb, this shop in the centre of Whitchurch village is a specialist bed…read morecentre. The premises extend over two floors and they have a wide selection of bed available, including orthopaedic beds. Although not to my taste the shop stocks a range of cane furniture, small tables, cupboards etc... and a selection of paintings. I must admit though the shop has been there for over twenty years it never seems to be busy (it does look rather drab from the outside, however I have seen their delivery vans out and about in Cardiff, so some people must be buying their beds!

Very reasonable prices, great service.read more

I think I'm still annoyed that this Isn't hypervalue anymore, but it has loads of bed, headboards,…read moremattresses and those bean bag chairs for kids. There is a huge selection with another floor upstairs. I found it expensive for what I wanted but it is good quality and the staff were helpful.

This store is what it says on its name. They are a store that sells second hand furniture, mostly…read moreall quite cheap and all in fair condition. Everything is very thrown together in here, and I suspect that underneath that first layer of shelves, cupboards and tables, there are more shelves, cupboards and tables.. and maybe a lamp or five. It's an alright shop if you've got a really low budget for furniture in your house (students, take note!), and maybe you won't get the best design or quality, but I suppose they are functional and good for a temporary solution. Plus, a slick of paint can do wonders.

The Sale Shop can be spotted by the constant display of mattresses that are, rain or shine, propped…read moreup outside. To be fair their prices cannot be rivaled by any nearby store. £29 for a single mattress - Bargain! It's a bit of a jumble sale in here so be prepared to be rubbing shoulders with other customers, but if you don't mind this then its definitely worth a visit for all your furniture needs. The reason why I have dropped a couple of stars is that even in the snow and heavy rain, they still leave out their mattresses which makes me a little concerned of the quality I would be receiving if I bought anything here.

Some cheap stuff and helpful staff. They deliver too. A good range of products and some that can be…read moretaken away on the day. They will also reduce their prices to a small extent on occasions!

Superb service from start to finish. Quality of the bed and matress is first class for the price…read more Easy to order, good range and value, easy to pick up and helped getting it into the car. Can't fault anything about the experience. Thank you.

Bad quality and value, not helpful after purchase, my advice is to not waste your time thereread more

Okay, I'll admit, I didn't go in here to buy a bed…read more I was walking down Penarth Road one day, when it started to rain. This wasn't your usual Welsh rain, either. This was proper hardcore 'I'm going to rain on you' kind of rain. So I dashed inside the nearest store, and found myself confronted with a large selection of beds and a friendly-looking floor worker. He welcomed me, as I sheepishly explained about the rain and left little wet foot prints. Then, as it continued to pelt it down outside, we had a little chat. Dreams is no going to be unfamiliar to a lot of you, but what immediately struck me were the significantly cheap prices to the beds. As large companies go, Dreams is also pretty green, if you care about that kind of thing. But mainly, if I ever need a bed, I'll go back here because the staff were to nice to me. Although they were busy and still working, they took the time of day just to say hello and smile at me, even though I clearly was a lost cause of a customer. A lovely bunch of people.

Homesense has a real hotch potch (proper phrase?) of household furniture and items available to…read morebuy; from the extremely tacky to the rather tasteful you never quite know what you're going to find. I was particularly impressed by their bedding selection; they had duvets by brands such Cath Kidston and Designers Guild selling for around only £30, which is quite incredible (though absolutely infuriating for me as I've just spent a fortune on Designers Guild bedding from the brands website). Additionally they had a massive selection of photo frames, in wide range of varieties, in my opinion these would make great gifts for those it's trick to by for. I wasn't to keen on the actual furniture available in Homesense (mainly just small chairs). The quality just did not appear quite good enough, and many of the pieces looked rather tacky. I was surprised to find that they also sell a small range of specialty foods. Nothing to grand, mainly pasta, olive oil, and Italian biscuits, but they're brands that you won't find in your local supermarket. I've really only touched the tip of the ice berg, Homesense just sells so much! It rather reminds me of TK Maxx, you need time and patience, but you could come away with some real bargains!