From the owner: Med nesten 100 års erfaring har Hegdehaugens Jernvarehandel vært et knutepunkt for hverdagsartikler…read morei Bogstadveien. Vi har det meste til ditt hjem, alt til kjøkken og generelle jernvarer for å gjøre din hverdag enklere og bedre. Kvalitet og service er noe du garantert får hos oss.

This store has anything you may need while visiting or living in Oslo. They have everyday items,…read moretraveling items, and hiking stuff. Everything was priced pretty fairly in my opinion, maybe it was more because it was in Oslo but as a tourist it wasn't bad. I got a backpack and a wall port so I could charge my phone. The staff were really friendly too which was nice.

This place is a life saver especially if you are visiting Norway like me. They got a bunch of…read morerandom essentials and supplies. The staff at this location were super friendly and everything inside was very clean and organized. The prices beat most other places I've been, especially if you're looking for chargers or charging converters.

Yes, just as others mentioned, Clas Ohlson in the Oslo City mall is a lifesaver. I had been in Oslo…read moremost of the day before discovering at 9p, that my electrical adapter was blown. I absolutely needed it for charing all my devices and I was heading out on a multi-day train trip. Thankfully they were open til 10p and an amazing rep named Rune at the electrical department was a huge help! Major kudos!

The handle and lock on my balcony door have been broken for awhile. I called these guys and they…read morewere able to come the next day to fix. When the guy came, he said there was a part that needed to be replaced and it could take 4-6 weeks to replace it. The snow had just fallen and I was not looking forward to a balcony door that could be blown open anytime there was a gust of wind, so he taped it shut and off he went with the part that needed to be replaced. Not even an hour later, the guy comes back and says he was able to fix the broken part. Now, I have a balcony door that finally shuts all the way and locks for the first time in a couple of months. I was told the cost would be around NOK 2000. I am not sure how much this type of service normally costs, but it sounds reasonable to me since I would have expected it to be about $300 in the States, but I have yet to get the bill so we will see if I am just as happy after :)