Very high stock level (have everything you need in stock)…read moreWith excellent advice , never been let down by them.

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Needed a spool of wire and wasn't even sure of the gauge I needed…read more Also needed a store to be open before I went into work. They opened at 7. Perfect. Called ahead to check if they sold to normal people or if you had to be trade only but anyone can come in. Vaguely described what I needed for my project over the phone with someone and he went and checked, found what he thought I could use and then gave me the correct vocabulary to describe it again when I went in. HELPFUL! They have taken over a few different shops on the road but when I went into one and asked for wire the man led me to the right section/department. Once inside I described what I needed and he gave me a few different options and let me test the wire's flexibility before I purchased. It was as cheap as I was finding it at other places and exactly what I needed. Very happy experience here. Thumbs up.

Trivia first: when Julia Roberts opens the blue door in THAT FILM, you can see Nu-Line in the…read morebackground :-) Glad to see this row of shops is still here, while most spaces have changed hands several times since. Well, I suppose this is an indispensible source for every developer. I'm glad they are here, though, as there's hardly anything they don't stock, they offer sound advice, and the prices are OK.

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 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.

I have been going there for years. Always very helpful, knowledgeable and friendly. I'm a hobby…read morecarpenter, but they always have time for me. First class service. Robert C

Strangely, and unexpectedly, the service here is amazing! I…read moresay that because at most normal hardware outlets (read 'B&Q') you are served by people who seem quite inept (sure there are many that are not). Always with a smile, always with a view to actually helping you. The people are knowledgeable and will even point you toward cheaper alternatives that will do the job you have in hand just as well as the product you initially came in for. Therein lies the best part of interacting with the staff here: they want to understand the job you are doing first, and then they will sort you out with the right product. I've bought a range of fence panels, treated wood for external construction, screws and bolts of different types and even had these delivered to my home address. Great quality and service from my arrival to product delivery. I happily travel that little extra distance to go here and get my stuff.

Another large DIY store that sells everything you may need for your DIY. However, we did not find…read morewhat we were looking for. I did see they had on sale sockets with usb charging. Now that is a good idea. They have a kitchen and bathroom section, where they offer design and planning if you were looking for new kitchens or bathrooms, and I noticed that there were plenty of sales people in those areas.

This would be the equivalent of an orchard supply back home I guess. House DIY stuff, gardening…read morestuff, and the vending machines in the middle area of the double entrance doors. I needed gardening wire, I got gardening wire with the help of a clerk, and then I was able to return it later with no problem when I found something better and cheaper at a different DIY store down the road :)

Leyland SDM Earl's Court/Old Brompton is the best of the bests, top shelf, premium branch with most…read moreof needed DIY, Tools & Paints, Glues, Plumbering, Electrical Parts with Good Quality and reasonable prices in whole London Ever. Also The Lovely, Hard Working, Helpful, Competent, Professional Stuff is Very Passionable about their job.

In the good ole days, all branches of Nu Line were based next to each other. Quite a while ago now,…read morethe timber yard (had to believe this used to be on trendy Kensington Park Road) moved to this unglamorous side street underneath the Westway. Even more useful, their bathroom showroom can also be found here. Same excellent advice and good value for money.