This is a brilliant little Diy shop tucked away in that really weird part of Waterloo they've got…read morepretty much everything you might need for any general purpose DIY and staff are really friendly and helpful I don't think you could want much more from a shop and prices are really reasonable for the area as well.

I was actually looking for a different store and was so happy that this place was on my way! Yes,…read morelike the previous review, it has everything in a tiny space, and since some places are closed, I was thrilled to visit. I saved the tube fare even if prices might be cheaper elsewhere. And people inside were careful to back away from others when we were negotiating aisles.

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Forgot a converter to use my US laptop while in the UK. Perfect assist from the Robert Dyas - staff…read morewalked me right to the correct display, asked a few clarifying questions and recommended one of the cheapest converters - which proved to be exactly all I needed. Always great when a shop looks for a result that is good for the customer and shop. Thanks Robert Dyas!

Just made my last trip ever to Robert Dyas. I thought Astonish Daily Shower & Shine for £3.99…read more(£2.59 on Amazon) and Dyson All in 1 Dye for £10.99 (£7 at John Lewis). So £5.39 more expensive which is ridiculous; after fifteen years, goodbye Robert Dyas.

I suppose everyone knows B&Q and this one is no different to the rest, other than being a warehouse…read morewhich means it's bigger than average. They have a wide selection of hardware supplies and reasonably helpful staff who will try to help you if you approach them with a question. Opening hours are generally quite good too, so if you do find yourself stuck in the middle of a DIY job on a Sunday afternoon desperately needing that 14mm masonry drill bit, chances are you'll find one here!

Been to that store to buy a tap connector so asked a sales guy what I needed to buy. The guy told…read moreme a pipe which didn't make any sense so I asked him to explain and he replied by "I can't be bother to explain" in the meantime he was telling his colleague "oh man my head is going to explode right now" suggesting that he went out last night and was massively hangover. This guy should be fired and replaced by someone willing to work and sell.

I need small nails for my cabinet and there are two hardware…read moreshops that I visited in. But they have none. Thanks to this shop 'coz they all materialized. Their shop is complete, everything you ask for they can offer.

Yeah, that's right... I fancy a good tool shop every now and again. And I must say - of all the…read moretool shops in Shoreditch, (and there are plenty. Believe.) Leyland is the best. I've just moved flat and I soon learned that my new flat was, how to say, 'well loved, then left to s**t' by the previous tenants. Which is just fine, because I like a good mindless DIY project or 12. So I went in for a few necessities like pliers. And a part for my Hoover. And a US to UK power converter. And super glue. And a phone to DSL splitter thingy. And duct tape. All of which I asked for in that exact language and all of which the helpful staff immediately found for me. Their store is chock full with helpful items that I'm sure all have wonderful purposes unbeknownst to my wildest imagination. They had exactly what I needed and the price was right, so that's all 5-star action for me. SDM must stand for super duper magic. Or at least it should.

Right on! Everyone…read moreshould be so lucky to have a spot like Leyland SDM in their area for the odd fixer-upper or DIY project. And it always seems, even if you don't think it, that these projects appear. I came in looking for: scissors, shims (uneven floors, I'm rolling off the bed!), an exacto knife (apparently lacking all sharp objects when we moved), cleaning supplies and an extension cord/power strip. I was successful in finding all but the shims (surprising, isn't' every flat in London uneven?) -- but found some of those furniture felt pads that should do the trick. The man that helped me was quite nice. Very helpful in leading me around the store on the "shim" mission and showed me downstairs to the lumber area, where they will not cut...but will provide you the saw to cut for yourself. Fair enough. Decent shop for most of your small project needs, including an entire paint section when you feel so inspired!

My colleagues used to take the mick out of me for going here so much but it's a really good store…read morefor all things housey - cleaning products, hardware, tools, ironing boards, bins, cables, plugs etc. But think about what it is you need to buy before heading there - i've ended up walking around Central London with a mop and bucket. In the middle of winter i needed some of those blue blocks you put in the freezer then in cool bags and although they didn't have any out, they went and got some from out back for me. I also just give them my blown bulbs and they find the same ones for me easily. It's not that i'm lazy - i'm just useless at getting the right bulbs! The prices are reasonable and there's usually a pricey and cheapo version of everything so you don't have to dint the budget too much - and let's face it - there's better things to spend your money on in Covent Garden that cleaning products!

Great stores which almost always have what you need, generally downstairs. Sensible prices but a…read morereally wide selection of useful stuff.