I don't normally like these DIY superstores but I have to admit that the staff here today were…read morebrilliant, one lady told me about a special offer on paint which was not very clearly advertised o9n the shelving and it saved me £22.00. Thank you Homebase staff, you excelled today

This is a great old fashion hardware store. It sells things that the big DIY stores probably don't…read morestock. Great range of kitchen stuff. Would rather shop here than a big DIY store. The staff are very helpful & have knowledge of the stores contents. Certainly worth 5 stars.

fantastic shop helpful staff love to look around even if i don't need anything but usually end up…read morefinding something useful to buy wish we had a maxwells in Doncaster

We are very lucky to have this shop in our small town as it is packed to the rafters with all kinds…read moreof useful items. It's really two shops in one, as half is devoted to DIY and hardware with the other side being a well-stocked pet shop. There is a huge range of products and it's a rare occasion when they haven't had the item I needed, or haven't been able to offer an alternative. Whether it's a watering can or a toy for your budgerigar, it's all here! The staff are lovely people, real local characters, and if you take your dog into the pet 'department' it will be spoiled rotten and will for ever after try to drag you into the shop if you are passing by!

This store is simply filled with useful things. I imagine, since I'm such a magpie for shiny…read morethings, that this place could be the equivalent for those DIY kind of guys. (And girls, if that's more your thing!) I remember countless times nipping into Wilkos with my boyfriend for something like, shampoo say, and having to drag him away from all the tools and plugs and so on in some bizarre role reversal. This would be a similar kind of place I imagine, and so I'm rather glad I found it without his company! Generally speaking, they sell hardware, houseware, garden equipment, ironmongery and gifts. This essentially means that anything practical, rustic, perfunct and such lies within. Need a new washing bin? Done. Need a new shower head? Done. Need a new lawnmower? Done. Need a new iron? Done. Need a new set of dinner plates? Done. Need a new ... ad infinitum ... Done. You get the idea, right? They have almost anything housey that you could need.

Quality goods, and nearly on our doorstep(steeton) ,very helpful and well mannered staff, ken…read moretaylor.

Super little DIY shop with incredibly helpful staff, so much better than the likes of B&Q, cheaper…read moreas well for better quality. The message has to be use it or lose it. A grand local independent retailer.

Quite simply - everything you need , knowledgeable staff and decent prices, why bother with…read moreHomebase, B&Q etc etc when this outlet is around. Nice to be able to buy 1oz of clout nails in a paper bag

This shop is quite a find. The owner either has it or will order it for you, and even recommends…read moreother places where you may get it more quickly. Nothing which I have bought there has broken the bank, often being cheaper than I expected. As WhyBelieve said, it's a boon having it in the Town center. Their hardware is better than the other supposed Hardware shop in town, and it is frequented by people from the trade, which is always reasuring. It always helps that the owner is always pleasant, even on a bad day.

A great store to find just about anything that you thought people might no longer sell as well as…read moreall the normal things. Going into this store is a bit like a step back in time but the owner is great and most helpful and stocks such a lot of useful things and all at a reasonable price. The shop is in town which is very useful if you are wanting to just pop in and get something while you are visiting other shops in town. If he doesn't have what you want he can order things for you. He is great for advice and tips to about what would be best to use for a project if you are a little stuck.