I recently contacted this company with regards to purchasing some tajima products.The guy on the…read moreline was not very helpfull and refused to help me and then abruptly put the phone down.Given the present economic climate,I would of thought they would have been more than happy for the business,obviously I was mistaken.

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!

Amazing selection of hardware and homeware, plus the staff that works here is so friendly and…read morehelpful. Prices are very reasonable!

An excellent place to find whatever you want or even didn't know you wanted!…read morePop along when in Vic Centre, you won't be disappointed. Not been for a while? Worth a return visit. It's under new ownership.

Have used this store many times to buy different goods, compost etc and have always find the staff…read morevery helpful. They have a home delivery service too.

Local hardware store that sells everything you need for your DIY project. Sells a variety of…read morepaints, garden supplies, wood, cleaning products and other hardware items. Does equipment hire and acts as an agent for home improvement contractors. Has a wide range of small animals including rabbits, mice, gerbils and hamsters, also birds, fish and reptiles. Sells food for lots of animals. Acts as an agent for Spondon Dry Cleaners. Staff are very knowledgeable and friendly. I have tried to buy some offcuts of wood in the past and they refused to let me pay. Parking is available at the front of the store, but is generally busy. Great shop.

Always used to go to another hardware shop, till I found this one, so much cheaper, staff roll over…read morebackwards for you, nothing is any trouble, example, garden plants 99p anywhere​ else £1-99, that is one bargain , go and find o9ut for yourself

Gee Jays is a local bargain hot spot. It has 2 floors of various items, from tea towels, to…read morestationery, to power tools. It is worth looking in Gee Jays before buying anything from B&Q or similar places. They have stock clearance items and regular stock as well. The stock varies widely and is regularly updated to accommodate seasonal stock. If you are doing a spot of DIY I imagine you can get everything from here, as they have paint, brushes and cleaning equipment. The main downsides to this shop are: 1) Parking, there are a few spaces on the road outside, but the shop is a 5 min walk out of town; 2) Accessibilty with wheelchair, pram or similar. I find it hard to navigate a pram around, so have to make arrangements to go there on my own.

You may not think that a local store would be as cheap as some of the bigger stores but this is! I…read moregot all my paint from here recently and was surprised at the prices. The wallpaper stock is huge! You should not need to go anywhere else! These have been around for years and are family run and very helpful. Paint mixing service available too.

From the owner: Putts' large store has been trading on the same site since 1928. We supply you with the most, and…read morethe best, paint and wallpaper this side of Leicestershire.

A cracking little DIY shop selling a huge array of items from hand tools, paint, kitchen utensils,…read morebulbs and fuses, to pet food and children's toys. The staff are helpful and friendly, and prices are cheap enough.

Don't know what to do without it. Sometimes cheaper than the big sheds and a pleasure to go too.read more

Brilliant little shop, if it hasn't got it , it's not worth having! Very helpful lady who owns the…read moreshop, if you need anything diy then this is the place

Really cute little ramshackle shop on Bury New Road. Prestwich Hardware is so helpful for DIY…read moreprojects, odd jobs around the house and bits and bobs that might be so tiny and inexpensive but make the difference between harmonious home and falling apart. The service from the chap (definitely the right word) is so helpful especially if you do the whole damsel in distress thing - its NOT an act I really do have no clue. But I'm an independent woman and at the moment its just me and my mum in our house. No men to do all these kind of jobs. So we have our own little tool box now - yes some of them have flowers on and were a present. But still. They can help you with the parts themselves, tools, how to do it, common pitfalls, what to do afterwards. Lifesavers but they don't have the range that say BnQ have as its a pretty small shop.