This is a fantastic business in Hyde. Basically they sell kitchens and have a fantastic selection…read moreto choose from. The business was established in 1986 and since then it has grown and grown into a large dependable business. They stock all brand new, top of the range products and also have free delivery and installation. So if you are looking for a new kitchen then this is one place to start. They are fantastic and with over 500 different products, you will be stuck for choice. My aunt had her kitchen from here and she said their service is excellent from the choosing, buying and fitting. Everything is stressfree. So take a look at their website for more information.

This shop has a fantastic range of bathroom fixtures and fittings, in a range of colours in styles…read morefrom traditional to modern. Forget the ubiquitous shell suite, Bathstore is filled with gorgeous bathroom suites that make me want to light the candles and sink into a bathful of bubbles. There is a fabulous circle bath (just think no arguments about taps!) For the tradionalist they have some superb cast iron enabled baths. The only downside to the bathstore is that its pricey although the bathroom suites are all evry stylish. Also Bathstore do not fit the suites and If you're looking for a one stop shop - finding your own fitter can be a bit of a pain. Overall, they have some fabulous quality baths and very helful staff.

Depends who serves you - we've had 2 very different experiences here. If it's good, it's good but…read moreGood bargins to be had in sale times. Delivery was on time and follow up service, queries etc. is available by telephone. A problem that we did have was resolved satisfactorily. The quality of the goods we bought is very good and they look great in our new bathroom.

For all your tiling needs! All types of tiles are sold here, kitchen, bathroom, floor tiles, mosaic…read moretiles and glass tiles. You can get all the tools you would need too, grouting tools, grouts, cutters etc! They also sell bathroom accessories such as towel rails, toilet roll holders, basons and under floor heating. Great for a bank holiday weekend trip for a lazy husband!

Fantastic value for trade kitchen & bedroom doors. I've watched this company grow over the…read moreyears from when I first bought fittings from them in their small unit in Hyde to where they are now. I'll keep buying fom them customer service is excellent.

Great Aladdin's cave of a hardware store. Every time I've been in I've found very helpful &…read moreappropriate advice whether it be for screws for floorboards, fuse wire for an ancient fuse, or just a plank of wood. Handy & great service. Really good to have such a good store on my doorstep.

Absolute gem of a DIY shop in Withington. I say that because I'm constantly amazed at the seemingly…read moreold fashioned type of customer service so evident here. I've been given items half price because they hadn't stocked products with my intended budget (in the case of a garden spade). If you just want a tiny pack of screws then you'll have their attention as though you were spending hundreds in there. The outside of the shop clearly gives away the type of wares they deal in here, but once inside you in those special tardis like places, chock full to the brim with thousands of products. If you're tacking a bit of DIY yourself (and some of the more trickier tasks) then they''ll unreservedly provide you with advice on what to buy and indeed how best to get on with it. Try that in the large DIY out of town sheds and if you: a) find an assistant b) find someone who knows what they're talking about and can be bothered to give advice then count yourself lucky. I rarely go the latter places any more Walsh's pretty much stocks everything from electrical tools to ladders and sandpaper to work wear. The website is very extensive also. Next time, if you live in the area and are off to B & Q, try here first. If they don't stock certain items they they're are other similar businesses in the area that do (builders merchants as an example).

Now I'm not really one to pick out particular shops but this place is well cool. I mean you don't…read moresee that many door handle shops about the place do you? It's something you never really think about but just take a look in the window; they have some really good stuff that would change the look of a room completely. They also sell bathroom fittings and mirrors. I just really like this place as it's like a one off of something you forget about needing until you need it and chances are they've got it.

I should classify this review by saying that I do know the owners, but even so that doesn't bias my…read morereview much at all. The basic truth of the matter is that this is a one-of-a-kind shop. You just can't buy this stuff at Ikea. All of the north-west's best interior decorators come here for a reason... They have a comprehensive range of designer door and bathroom furniture. It's the small things, the detailing, those final perfecting touches that you come here for.

I have always found hardware stores fascinating. Perhaps because you can walk into them and ask for…read moresomething completely obscure wearing a smug grin, certain that they won't have it. Then, Dave the owner (these guys are always called Dave. Even the Polish guy in my local tool shop is called Dave) will go directly to a shelf, as if he possesses some kind of DIY satellite navigation system and produce what you are looking for. This is just so alien in a world where customer service is almost non-existent and most other shop assistants do not even attempt to apologise when the object of your desire is sold out and you won't even be able to get it online. "You can always try Ebay though." Frustrating!! Homecrafts is not just any run of the mill hardware store though. Yes it has the obligatory nails and paintbrushes, chisels and hammers,( and the bloke who works there may even be called Dave) but what I want to draw my Yelpers attention to is the excellent framing service that it operates. Recently I had a professional photo-shoot of the little ones and the picture that I had enlarged was an enormous and irregular size. I looked long and hard for a suitable frame but I had to admit defeat and commence my quest for a bespoke framing service. These are few and far between in Manchester so I checked out the net and they were perfect but expensive. A chance encounter when I needed some picture hooks led me into Homecrafts of Davyhulme and I was astonished to see that it sold a range of frames that can be custom made for you. There was a good choice of frames and mounts and my frame was ready and waiting for me to collect within 5 days. The best part was the price; the total cost was £55 and the only other quote which had come even close to this was £135. Total bargain and quick friendly service. I wouldn't even consider going anywhere else now.

This is hte place to go to if you need advice without hte hard sell. They sell tools hardware…read moresundries, paint, offer picture framing and have a hire service. They deliver the items(I hired a huge ladder to paint the house) Very reasonalbe price. The staff are really good. They offer advice -when asked no hard sell in this shop. They are friendly but more importantly they realy know their stuff. This is not the cheapest DIY store but by no means hte most expensive either. The advice is good and freely offered by staff that really care.

great service from Shofiq what a great guy This is going…read moreto be my regular place. I suggest you give them a try

This place is an Alladin's cave for all DIY'ers. Not saying I'm much of a DIY'er myself, but I do…read morelike buying my own materials and getting someone else to do the work.. And that requires looking for bargain stores such as this. The range of products on offer is quite generous both in quantity and economically. You've probably driven past this on Stockport road and dismissed it for its underwhelming front of house Aesthetic. (The big shop sign currently reads Ever..) But don't be fooled by appearances this place is misleadingly HUGE once you're inside. They sell everything from timber for your gardening needs to cheap bathroom units incase your bathtub collapses for whatever adventurous reason (using it as a stepping stool while tiling?) The service is what I come here for though. And I'm not talking about cheesy smiles and being asked about your health every two seconds. (Yes, for the umpteenth time, I'm ok really!!)It's very direct and to the point! So just tell them EXACTLY what you're dilemma is and they'll help you find the most innovative and cheapest way to solve your problem! The staff are DIY'ers which explains it all. This review is bring written on the go on my mobile so apologies for the lack of substantial body of text. So just take it from me and have a cheeky window shop if you're renovating in the near future! It's not that big a climb!