Big Thankyou to these guys.Had to get my fridge repaired but got called into work.They rearranged…read morethe Technicians day to get my job done. Thanyou to all involved will definitely will be using these guys again.

Handy little business selling all the spare parts for ovens and home appliances that you can't find…read moreanywhere else in Adelaide!

A few years back I used to write video game reviews (super cool hey?!). When I started I was…read moreplaying on an ordinary box tv, around 27 inch, and I used to litterally sit on the floor and rest my feet on the top while I was playing. It works, trust me, it is just really lazy! After a couple of months I decided to invest in a 'u-bute' 42inch LCD with picture in picture and all of the trimmings......I still sat on the floor and rested my feet on it, well, on the base! I don't think I would be treating my tele like that if it was one of the pretty screens from Dennis White though! Dennis White is as close to 'top end' that we get in the Hi-Tech super metropolis that is Adelaide. They are very selective of brands they stock and charge accordingly. Apparently they are cheap for the products they stock, but they could double what they had on the sticker price and I would still have no idea! Word to the wise though, if you are looking to invest in one of their all consuming Hi-Fi systems make sure you don't live in a block of appartments, unless you have some damn understanding neighbours, because those things really crank out the Kenny G!

I will share my horror stories in a hope people are warned! First started, when I bought a…read moreNAD375BEE from Denis and asked for a good price. I was given a great price and made a point of asking if unit was ex-display, ex demo etc. Was assured!! it was 'brand new'. Was happy, only to find when I got home and un-packed it, the Amp had clearly been opened and badly re-packed. I was worried and soon had good reason. I immediately started hearing 'crackling' through my speakers every time I adjusted the volume. It spent six weeks being fixed under warranty, with a faulty volume control motor. I believe this was a return and was simply re-sold for that 'great price', knowing it to be faulty! SOLD amp after that and lost money. NAD375BEE is a good Amp, just don't get it from this guy!!! Giving the benefit of the doubt, I purchased a Rega RP40 Turntable, some time later and made a point at asking once again if this item was 'brand new, in sealed box'. When item arrived, the box was not sealed, without any tape at all, it just opened, which I find hard to believe would have been sent like that from England! I opened the box and immediately noticed broken foam packaging and lots of foam pieces in box. I unpacked it, then to find it had indeed been opened and found the counterweight outside of its plastic bag and just sitting loosely inside the turntable. This is quite heavy and was not in its secure foam insert and the plastic bag it was supposed to be sitting in was pushed into the foam recess where the counterweight was supposed to sit at the side of the packaging. This counterweight was just left to sit and slide around on the face of the turntable platter causing scratches. I took the turntable to Denis White and he and one of his staff, immediately became defensive, rude, extremely aggressive, swearing and would not discuss it, after I mentioned the NAD story and this is now the second time, this has conveniently happened. This guy is a shonk and has no integrity. He is rude, aggressive, belligerent and is not to be trusted, especially if you want a good price!!! I have spent $30,000 on a Hi-Fi System and still buying! BUT NOT FROM DENIS WHITE!!!!!!

Run by the ever present and indomitable Barb, this shop is a veritable little treasure. Apparently…read morethere is now a resurgence of home handicrafts such as knitting, so it may be enjoying a little bit of a revival. The shop itself looks a little dishevelled with balls of yarn and sewing bits and pieces everywhere. I have been in to see Barb a few times for minor alterations. Nothing beats Barb, she can do anything with a needle and cotton. She is a little old fashioned and frowned disapprovingly when I took my daughter's school uniform in to get the hem shortened: She isn't one to let opinion get in the way of customer service or one to hold back in any way. If you are need of any haberdashery, knitting supplies or alterations venture in to Barb's domain, but be warned, don't show any weakness or ignorance!

I'm torn in my opinion of this business ... it's been here FOREVER, and so has Barb. I get the…read morefeeling that Barb is incredibly knowledgeable and brilliant at knitting and other handicrafts. But she seriously lacks customer service skills ... her manner is 'brusque' to say the least! If you're a hand knitter, don't say so - she's very vocal on the merits of machine knitting, and thinks hand knitting to be a waste of time (even though she sells knitting needles). I made the mistake of mentioning that I'm actually a weaver - I received a withering glance, she said 'hmm, weaving got to you before knitting!', and tried to convince me that getting a knitting machine would be a much better idea than sticking to my weaving looms! No one could accuse Barb of being open minded ;) Saying that, she has a HUGE range of wool, and it's not just the usual acrylics that you find in a cheap store. She stocks Jo Sharp, Rowan, various brands of Alpaca from Peru ('Australians don't have a clue about Alpaca!') and much much more. And she did try to point me in the direction of some yarns I could use for weaving (all quite expensive though, average around $13-$15 per 50g ball). I spied quite a bit of cotton too, so will have to come back with a full wallet ;) Hence why I'm torn - I love the idea of having a wool shop so close to home and work, but ... :P

The owner of this shop is a cabinet maker and over the years has brought his concept into the light…read moreof day, with storage add ons to fit the nooks of a cupboard to easily access items no matter in what room of the house. Based along the same lines as Howard's Storage, except it's one of a kind and not a chain. I have to be honest and say they're not cheap and that too depends on what you need for where. For example I bought a two level spice rack for $40, crazy but true only because there was nothing else around and short of using two planks of wood in the pantry..there was nothing else available to buy anywhere else. It's a corner shop with several levels as it is on the hilly side of the road but every area has something for the purpose of storage. There's also a baragin section which is worth checking out as some items are up to half price. They stock what seems to be the entire range of Elfa storage systems and this is definitely not cheap but will last a life time. Internal storage systems are not designed to be pretty as they're not exposed to be seen all the time, so looks are not necessary only the function. Well worth a look as they have it all covered.

We wanted drawers installed in our pantry and one under-bench cupboard in our kitchen. On the…read morerecommendation of our neighbour we rang the Storage Shop who arranged for a man to call to give a quote. Mukesh arrived on the due date, early! We found him a a little hard to understand, but he knew his business. He was friendly and helpful, able to make good suggestions, yet listening to what (we thought) we needed. We accepted his quote which I thought was quite reasonable. Two weeks later he returned, exactly as arranged, and quickly installed the drawers. We are thrilled with the outcome. The drawers slide easily, and each drawer comes with a little wheel on the door side so that the door doesn't get marked. Ingenious! We paid by credit card, and there is some funny business about a receipt having to be returned by Australia Post a week later. This aspect of the business could be improved. However, we are delighted with this transaction, and would unreservedly recommend the Storage Shop for this type of installation.

Huge cooking warehouse with lots and lots of choice. It can be a little overwhelming with so many…read moredesigns in store. Just ask one of the helpful sales people and they will work out something for you. I purchased a whole brand new kitchen package which included an oven, cook top, rangehood, sink, tap, dishwasher and microwave all stainless steel and matching for under $1500!

I love you store for great value, service and prices. The staff are very knowledgeable. It…read morecertainly is a warehouse not a high end store, however the prices are brilliant, sales and installation prompt and efficient and they even dump your old appliance. I have bought three appliances here now.

I have had full kitchen done by Cabware in 2015 and found them to be helpful and their product of…read moregood quality. I designed the kitchen but they helped fine-tuned the measurements and layouts. Jamie the boss delivered all the parts as they were short on delivery staff. He saw that the designed overhang of kitchen counter was too far out and not cosmetically pleasing so he got a new piece sent out the next day. Second time in 2017 I had a piece of kitchen counter top done (simple enough) and the service was professional.

I will never use this company again. have written proof in an email of buying cottage glass doors…read moreclearly stating the glass is to be in the doors and they have refused. I found them to be contradicting themselves and not being honest.

Dave really did well on cleaning our carpets. He was very responsive to our questions. Our carpet…read moretook 7-8hrs to dry out. We payed $99 for 3 unfurnished rooms and it was worth the clean. Would def book to him again

I put as many categories as this site lets me but there are heaps more than just what is listed…read more They also sell all electrical and appliances, big and small, anything from a blender to a pidgeon pair fridge/freezer. Basically most Harvey Norman stores are set up the same. Huge entrances to the furniture department. Usually entrances are in the middle of lounges, if you go one way you will ge tmore furniture then curve round to televisions and the likes, go the other way and get beds and bedding. I have managed to grab some fantastic bargains on some great pillows here actually. Heaps better quality than at department stores and they lasted heaps longer. The Electrical and Computers are usually in a separate section at the rear or one side of the store, with electrical left of the spearate entrance to this area and computer, mobiles phones, camera's, PC software, etc to the right of the registers. I have never purchased nay major electrical items from this store but have bought some really good computer equipment here. Including a fantastic Acer laptop. It was already out so cheap and had a cah back offer making it even cheaper in the end. I have always received good service here and been given some great advice from people who obviously know their products. Getting the service is the hardest part - they are usually really busy, more so in computers and electrical departments, and it may take a little wait before someone is available to help you. However once you have someone their service is usually very good, I have never had an issue with a staff member at any Harvey Norman store.

Grabbed myself a PS3 from here a little while ago, when it was on special. Which is the only time…read morethat I buy anything from any Harvey Norman. What I like about the place is the service. But I find that you're paying for it when you buy stuff here. That's why they bitch and moan about online shopping. You'll get exactly the same thing and pay less than half the cost in many situations. I haven't ever bought furniture at Hardly Normal's, just because if I'm paying that much, it'll be from a premium store, not this place, or any of the others. I do feel a bit sorry for those that have to buy their computers here. Seriously, go to MSY, buy the parts, and learn to do it yourself. You'll end up with a new skill, a computer that costs literally half the price (or less), and everyone will tell you you're awesome. Which is what I can't tell this place.