The bloke there is distinctly lukewarm. Every shop on that…read morecircuit was dying to offer me a deal when I said I wanted 2 beds and 2 mattresses. Even Harvey Norman! This guy practically burst out laughing when I said what's his best offer? Next day I called and got a lady. She was so rude! I was actually offering them my business - saying please call me if they get a queen bed in, like the XXXX model. Nah - she said they don't do that, I'd have to keep on coming in store to check. I don't live that near I explained. Didn't care. These guys can't be bothered for sales - wonder they're still in work! I wouldn't go there at all unless you like unfriendly and unhelpful staff. Avoid like the plague.

Very disappointed friend, delivered damaged item and no assistance to fix what was damaged.. Don't…read moreuse em

Salvos is the biggest thrift store in the complex of shops at Geebung and sells a large range of…read morefurniture as well as clothing, shoes, books, and crockery and kitchen appliances. They often have great pieces of furniture for sale, including beds and couches, dressers and cupboards. There is a huge range of womens clothing, mens clothing, kids and babies, and there is a rack of evening dresses and even wedding dresses. They previously had a rack dedicated to vintage and retro clothes, however this doesn't seem to be a focus anymore. However, there are still some great vintage items to be found. Salvos is open til 5pm all week and Saturday, however is closed on Sunday. The other thrift stores close just after lunch on Saturdays, but Salvos stays open until late.

This seems pretty permanent for a pop up shop, but considering I couldn't find a phone number…read moreonline it may be. I wandered in while walking past, and aside from some cheap (vinyl) bar stools at the front there wasn't much more to attract. There was a wooden bed for $299 which I thought looked OK, but all of their couches were either leather or outdoor, and nothing was much cheaper than $800. Probably not where I'll visit when I'm refurnishing.

Purchase a bed and two bedside tables from the Aspley store. Around $1500 spent, the bed arrived…read morewith partial damage to the laminate on what was supposed to be a solid tasmanian oak piece. Bedside table arrived with scratch mark and awful joinery in the drawers, with over 10mm of gap between front and sides. Contacted the store and head office with no response at all, terrible customer service. Avoid at all costs. BFO = Broken Furniture Outlet