What a great hardware store. If you have any doubt doing handiwork, they will give you good advice…read more I often go here, even though they are a bit more expensive. Their service make it up. If you need framing, they can also help you.

I think whoever is living around, stopped by already there. It's one of DY local shops for quick…read morefix. My sink was stucked and when I told them, they gave me more options how to fix it. And it worked. Prices are higher, but that's what you count with in this kind of concept.

This is an DIY, and let me be honest it's a real DIY. You have to most of your shopping on your…read moreown. It is very hard to get hold of one of the shop assistants. First you have find one, and secondly you have wait until it's your turn. They are very helpfull and knowledgeable, but you always have that feeling, that you just interfere in much more important work. If you have bought bigger items, you have to go behind the building to delivery. OMG you are in for a wait. You might expect, that they started to find your things, when you paid, but no. It is also very hard to find things at the store shelves, because the layout of the store is not that logical.

As one of the few large hardware stores in central Copenhagen, this is quite easily a go-to place…read moreif you need more large-scale stuff than you can find at your local supermarket. Large place, a little lacking in logic when it comes to products and product categories, but all in all a well-assorted place that has what you need, within the typical consumer hardware category. If you're looking for pro-level tools, you may need to head elsewhere, but for your day-to-day stuff, this is plenty. And it's right on one of the main bus lines.

A hardly impressing visit where nothing on my list were able to buy. Simple things missing on the…read moreshelves. Quite astonishing I must say.

What can I say? I am a huge fan of this shop…read more The concept is similar to Clas Ohlson anywhere, but this shop in Triangeln is slightly smaller than the one in Emporia, obviously because the lack of space. You could find pretty much anything at this shop, from baking form to bicycle lights - from ice cream machine to electric saw. Fantastic, isn't it? One stop shop for pretty much everything. The service was friendly as always. There was actually a shop attendant on the entrance greeting everyone with "heisann.... do you need anything?" Fantastic. For someone like me who got lost in home improvement tools jungle, I could always use a help!