Contact electrical is situated on the fairacres retail park, next to comfort maker and argos…read more They have a large range of electrical appliances, especially large kitchen appliances such as washing machines, fridges etc. They are a little bit pricey, but are always very helpful and are good for having a look for what you want before buying it more cheaply elsewhere!

Great place, wide range of stock and personal, knowledgeable service. You don't need to go to a…read morebig chain.

All sorts of bits and bobs in this alladin's cave of a hardware shop…read more Ask at the counter and the staff will scurry off into the back and return with the items your item (and maybe a couple of alternatives if you were a bit vague in your request). Well frequented by tradesmen who know exactly what they're after, it can be a little intimidating, but the service for the uninitiated is friendly and helpful. Probably best not to ask if they've got fork 'andles.

My wife and I had our kitchen fitted around Feb 2012, our kitchen installers prolonged our wait for…read moreour kitchen, however this was not the fault of Teka, nor the granite company for that matter. I had been very pleased with the cooker, oven and steam oven in particular . I should have picked a bigger fridge, but you live and learn I suppose. The guarantees were my main reason for buying. We bought Siemens appliances previously and had the microwave break (inner glass smashed) and washing machine failed.both just outside their warranty!!!!! i have had one problem with my hob, one of the gas burners didn't work, but I had an engineer out within a week, sorted. All in all, very good value for money, and with over three years warranty to go, we're very happy.

This shop is packed full of all the large household appliances. They have a variety of makes and…read moreprice ranges. The staff are very helpful and they have a delivery and fitting service which was excellent. I got a dishwasher from here recently and the assistant was brilliant, pointed out the special offers and showed me the differences in the models. Really seemed to be interested in helping not just trying to get my money like some places!

We have recently bought a Bosch fridge-freezer and a Neff gas hob from Keymex. Both appliances had…read morean offer attached, and Keymex also matched the price of the gas hob to a large retailer's offer. All the staff are very helpful and knowledgeable about the products, but there is no hard-selling. We would definitely recommend the store.

Shame I hadn't spotted all the bad reviews on here before buying from them…read more A crap service from a crap company who don't answer their phones or emails. Vacuum cleaner not delivered when they said it would be, I wasted a day off from work for this.

This is the store that supplied all of my kitchen appliances recently and I would definitely go to…read morethem again if I needed to. This large shop is mainly a showroom presenting almost everything you would need or desire in a kitchen. They show and supply all of the large appliance brands. The brilliant thing about this shop is the owner who also deals with most of the customer orders. He really knows his stuff and can give you invaluable advice. We were ordering a few items at once but he easily switched his knowledge from ovens, to fridges, to sinks with ease. They arranged delivery and fitting of all the items with care and ease. After consulting the internet their prices are just as cheap as anywhere else.

Recommended dryers are the top scoring and do not have brand reliability issues based on our survey…read moreof thousands of readers. Electric dryers are the top sellers and we test drying performance, capacity, noise, and convenience.

Objects of Use is one of the most interesting stores in Oxford. They specialize in unique,…read morehigh-quality goods for home, office, kitchen, garden, grooming, and children with designs that are minimal and clean. As examples, they sell balloon cars and different types of whistles; they sell Japanese gardening boots; they sell razors, chisels, and knives; and they sell carbon-steel and cast-iron cookware, among many other things. My partner is a marine biologist, and I bought her a Kujira Sperm Whale knife, which blacksmith Toru Yamashita made with no points so kids can safely sharpen pencils. The store itself is also minimal and clean; the staff, very helpful. I missed it a few times when I first started exploring Oxford because I went down Market Street to duck into The Covered Market. Objects of Use is just a bit past the Market Street entrances of The Covered Market if one approaches from Cornmarket Street. This is the only location, which surprised me, as a number of stores, restaurants, and cafes in Oxford are satellites of larger enterprises in London. This really is a type of store one would expect to find in London or New York, and yet the only one is right here in Oxford.

very easy to miss, tucked as it is way down market street, however very convenient having a bike…read moreshop in the city centre. Range includes all the essentials (don't want to get stung for a fixed penalty for no lights!) and also able to do whatever maintenance or servicing things you might need. Very helpful pleasant and knowledgable