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14 years ago
Nice shop for trade and DIY
26 Oxton Road
Birkenhead CH41 2QJ
United Kingdom
0151 652 3136
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http://www.bernards.co.uk
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What time does Robert Bernard & Son open?
Robert Bernard & Son opens at 8:30 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
What time does Robert Bernard & Son close?
Robert Bernard & Son closes at 5:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Robert Bernard & Son is closed on Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Fri 8:30 AM - 5:00 PMSat-Sun Closed
Does Robert Bernard & Son have parking?
Yes, Robert Bernard & Son has parking options.
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best hardwear store ever better than bmq sometimes had all the things you could ever need and for…read moreamazing deals so sad it closed down
A good shop for all those essential gardening items and some good deals too.read more
Wow! This place really manages to pack in a TON of DIY and household stuff. You will be amazed by…read moreeverything they stock. If you live around here, you can save yourself a trip to Rapid and buy your hammer, saw, gloves, or garden stuff here. Definitely a great little DIY shop that provides all the basics and essentials for pretty darned good prices. They don't have *everything*, but they do have a lot.
I put the stars in before the review becausethis business so deserves them, I am sure you could…read morepurchase everything that you would need to build a house from here and if it's any reccomendation then just see how many tradesmen buy from here. The staff are knowledgeableand helpful with tips and information, if they haven't got it and can't get it they will attempt to find out where you need to go to find it. Although not 'Superstore' size the stock level are amazing and the personal service is first class. From a tack and beyond this is the 'DIY' shop with a difference.
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Tramway stables, cow sheds, motor bus proprietors, telephone call office, picturedrome, cinema,…read moreknitwear factory and DIY store- never has a building had such a varied history as the one that is now the Handyman's Supermarket. It's worth visiting if only to catch a whiff of sawdust, also known as the international smell representing things getting done, manfully. This is a store that looks at glossy bungler-havens like B&Q before shaking its head and smiling with a faint air of pity. The place is so comfortable in its mettle that it doesn't need to tidy up. Tools and bits of wood are strewn across the bare floorboards and you half expect the back corner to be occupied by a burly blacksmith belting a horse-shoe into shape. That's not to say it's arrogant. The staff here are superlatively helpful and will listen with eager patience as you waffle on about what angle of doorstop you need or what kind of hammer you require to wrench nails out of a botched picture frame. Then they shall find the item within arm's reach, making you feel like an utter cretin. Also, they cut keys.
Oh this is more like it. A real manly shop amidst the students and namby pamby bohemians of…read moreSmithdown. A place a man can get any hardware and, tool stuff he needs to, chop things and, drill stuff. I went in purely to have a look around for a review and see what is what. I have very little need to often shop in these places, even when working for tv drama art departments I tend to just have a bash at hammering something with anything heavy and blunt or just use gaffer tape - usually solves any problem. So I went in. Yep, screws, drills, hinges. Until I was asked 'need any help?' And obviously not wanting to look a complete pleb by giving the usual 'just looking' - because I am in a specialist, hardware shop and must have reason for being there - I ended up leaving with a tube of polyfilla and and a bag of nails. Damn this male pride.
extremely helpful ,great advice ,served with a smile n manners ,great family run hardware shop…read more,well stocked and if product that you require not in ,ordered for you with a speedy delivery cant fault the shop or owners
This place is stuffed full of useful things and it's all cheaperty cheap cheap! If you don't have…read moreyour England flag yet (I am sure you will do, but well just in case) there are plenty on sale here. Outside dustbins (£8.99) - they have plenty of these as well, as compost bins. I found a really useful wash basket to put my washed clothes in as I hang them up on the line or take them down. Plastic seats and plastic steps - hmmm rather a lot of plastic, it's not good for the sea, as it will eventually get there, I don't doubt that. Most of this shop is probably my dad's dreamland - paint galore, brushes, gardening pots of every kind, pet accessories. Would you believe it - reading glasses as well!
The Chandlers discount store in Allerton sells a wide variety of household goods, especially basic…read moreDIY equipment and other bits and bobs (that's how I shall put it as I'm no DIY expert)! Oh, and they sell chocolates too! Anyhow, if you're looking to replace your broken brush or mop, then you're in luck here. Everything in this store sells well in terms of price but I'm not sure about quality as I've not actually bought anything from here. From what I have observed, they have a generous selection of garden related items; this is what hit me most when I first entered. I would consider this store as very handy indeed because it provides all the home and garden essentials and if you're a hobbyist of such trades, you'll enjoy what the store has available.
Grrr, forget your comestibles and vegetables, namby pamby soaps and food this is a supermarket for…read moremen...men who drink gasoline and eat nuts, ooh, err not nuts, balls, no, ahh! This is heavy duty hardware. Proper power tools for those who plan on tackiling real jobs and I don't just mean putting up shelves. There are things in here with motors, big motors. Looking at the gear in here, I imagined that Machine Mart catered for industry trade, and most of the things in here, generators, cement mixers and saws will certainly tackle professional jobs but most of the things are actually meant for domestic use! Lawnmowers with seats? This is Liverpool, hardly the home to stately lawns of Up State New York. Nonetheless if power tools are what you need, or just a typical bloke who wont grow up, then this is defo the place.
Machine Mart sells a huge range of high quality hardware products and is probably your best choice…read morefor power tools and DIY equipment. This is the shop for big boy's toys! In addition, they have an extensive online range of goods where you can order items and a free brochure if this is more convenient for you. Personally I would have to visit the shop as it provides more of a picture of what you wish to buy, plus friendly staff are always there to assist you if you need any help and suggestions. Their range of goods includes anything from concrete mixers to power generators all of which are heavy duty, so there is no fuss to be made about quality. Although prices vary and sometimes they can be expensive, there's more than likely not going to be any disappointment as it's one of those specialist stores which you can trust. There's nothing you can really argue about.
Nice chappie behind the counter, didn't make me feel silly being in a hardware shop as most men…read moreusually give me that look 'not on a Thursday' that old mag advert look that women and DIY do not mix, but no he was most helpful, polite and friendly. Very nicely priced items and very good too! We will be back for sure!
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Calling out all DIY lovers, this is a fabulous store for anybody wishing to keep on top on their…read morehousehold DIY chores! It is a very handy shop to bear in mind when you're in need of a key cut, building materials or paints. The owner is great to talk to and will always provide useful tips and advice regarding your query so if you're not a DIY expert, you don't have to be! Items are generally standard price and sometimes you'll be able to grab a bargain or two. Whether it's electrical related you're after, locks or resistant material associated, I bet you this shop will have that screwdriver or tap you seek!
Why go elsewhere, the staff are knowledgeable and polite, and the extensive range of diy goods and…read moreservices are competitive.
DIY shop thats been open for years. Staff are approachable and knowledgeable…read more Great range of stock from garden furniture to fuels and coals to all your DIY essentials!
Houseproud is a little treasure trove for DIY experts (and amateurs!) They sell everything from…read moredoor handles to electricals. There is a small wood yard in the back of the shop with planed and smooth wood on sale. Offcuts are left in a box outside which was very helpful for the construction of a rabbit pen several years ago. We also bought beading for round the bath in here and some bedding plants- literally everything is in here! The name suggests housekeeping rather than building and maintenance, but it's very much a DIY shop.
great place to go for your diy stuff, helpful knowledgeable staff who are very happy to advise,…read morehighly recommended
This is an okay little hardware and household goods type store. Think DIY, cleaning supplies, etc…read more They also do key cutting. It still baffles me how small towns can support so many different shops like this but I guess it just goes to show that there are a lot more people living around you than you might otherwise have thought. The prices here are pretty decent, and they do have a really good variety of stuff.
Here you will find pretty much anything you could need for around-the-house projects, fix-up jobs,…read moreand DIY. Tools, sand paper, gloves, you-name it. It's a hardware and tools shop that knows what it's about. The staff here are friendly and helpful, and they seem pretty knowledgeable about most DIY issues you may want to ask them about.
The big box DIY places somehow manage to be experts in cramming inept staff and nothing you want…read moreinto huge, musak-filled, soulless aircraft hangers . Just finding what you want and trecking to the right aisle in these stores can take hours. So if you enjoy listening to a royalty-free, sub-karaoke cover medley of James Blunt's finest soft-rock hits whilst walking half a mile through a barren, artificially lit, aircraft hanger to try to find an over-priced product that inevitably they won't stock, on a grey Sunday, all with a pervading feeling that your life is slipping away, - well go for B&Q, you'll enjoy it there. If you actually want to get a specific DIY item and interact with a real human who has some knowledge of the subject then head to a place like Newlands. In Newlands you even get a person to serve you - not just a malfunctioning automated self-checkout computer screen like in the big box places.
This is a really teensy little hardware shop, but you'd be surprised by how much they manage to…read morestock in here. While they may not carry everything you would find in the larger chain hardware stores, you will find your basics here, and chances are if you don't find what you need these guys will be able to tell you where to go it. It's got that home-town kind of feel, and the staff are very pleasant.
This shop was Glynn Webb, they stock all the same things but have extended there furniture range…read more Good for wallpaper, paste, borders and paints, loads of small tools but there cheap and dont last very long. The furniture isnt up to much either, it's mostly the rustic look that was popular a while ago. They stock prints and mirrors too, there alright and not bad prices, if your looking for quality this isnt the place.
Homebase is one of those shops you only go in when you've got your own home, up until a couple of…read moreyears ago I wasn't interested. Now we're there every week! It does the general diy stuff you'd expect with some gardening stuff, furniture, and a good selection of homeware such as crockery, bedding, and they do plenty of nice things to decorate the house. The best thing is if you sign up for a free spend and save card so every time you buy something, you get points and these add up to vouchers to use in store. Another bonus is that they have 10% off days quite frequently where everything, even reduced stuff has 10% off. We've dropped on some great savings here and often wait for these weekends to save money. Customer service is great here and if you need to return something you can do it without much trouble at all. All its missing is a coffee shop!
Big store so you are likely to find what you're looking for.read more