It's too costly and staff are disrespectful. Not worth shopping here unless you don't care about…read morequality.

Right Price DIY is located on the outskirts of Shepton Mallet they have a large warehouse style…read moreshop which is crammed full of products from screws to ladders. The shop sells all sort of items related to DIY jobs. The price are very reasonable and the staff have often helped me find the item I am looking for. It is hard to find items inside the shop as it is a bit dark and disorganised. The shop is cram backed full of items which makes it hard to see the items available. They also sell some larger items such as patio slabs, fence panels etc. They offer local delivery but there is a charge. There are usually a couple of young members of staff outside to assist with loading the car and getting items down from on racks. The staff are all very helpful and polite although they do look very scruffy but I guess it is a job where you would get very dirty. There is plenty of parking available at the shop. The shop is not suitable for wheelchair users and the shop is over crowded with products and the walkways are not wide enough.

Great couple run this traditional hardware store. Want an old fashioned oven glove? Gallon of…read moreparaffin? String? Mousetrap? I could spend hours in places like this,

A hardware store to satisfy any cook or handyman…read more This place seems to have just about everything you can think of, in fact, I can't think of anything else it could have. Even that slightly sawdust scent that goes with hardware stores. Now, this store does not carry the reputation of two that I have reviewed before. But if I lived in Wimborne, I'd be a happy camper. Collandars, graters, knives, tupperware, caddies, drainers, cookwareand then hammers, nails, screws, and thingummies. They also do garden furniture, indeed, there was a very rustic looking one on display outside. I really could have spent ages snooping around, but hey ho, time is the master of our lives. No fifth star because there seems nowher to park, so how are you going to lug your goods to the car?

We're so lucky in Lyme to have Fordhams, a lovely up to date and at the same time old fashioned…read moreproper ironmongers shop with friendly, helpful staff. Our Jack Russell loves going in for a dog biscuit!

As a food blogger, I often tend to be really picky about my gadgets. The quality of kitchen-ware…read morehere surpasses those of items we could get back in Edmonton, Alberta. (Yes, it is better than Paderno AND Barb's Kitchen.) You can get good quality S hooks here for your pots and pans; something that is hard to find in North American kitchen stores -- that is because we rarely get European quality items. Great selection of kitchen scale (albeit expensive) and molds for chocolate and cookie cutters. Pastry chefs would not be disappointed. I wish my luggage could fit the 8" round cake liners. Superb customer service. After endless food photography and scenery shots, I ran out of memory on my SD card, they carry that as well. If only we weren't travelling on backpacks... 160 Canadian dollars later, yikes. My husband should have hidden my credit card in a jar of lard, but the new additions are going to be well loved. What a lovely shop!

This is a great little hardware shop, it is only small but stocks just about everything you will…read moreever need when it comes to hardware and things for your home. The staff are really knowledgable and helpful and will do there best to help in any way they can. They have helped me out on nemerous occasions when I have come in here looking for obscure sized batteries or DIY equipment. As well as DIY equipment they also sell such things as batteries, lights, kitchen equipment, household goods and they also cut keys. Their prices are really reasonable, often cheaper than the big DIY shops.

I have to say that I've never been dissapointed when I've been into this place. Service is superb…read moreand the range is enviable, am just amazed that they fit it all in! What does surprise me is how they manage to translate some of the customer requests into any form of sense?! If you've ever stood in the envariable, short but fast moving, queue to pay you'll have heard it :O) There's no hard sell here and they'll always be my preference as opposed going to some large faceless DIY store...and even if they are not cheaper (which they are in most cases!) when you take into account the fuel for getting to Weston or Bridgwater your better off going here instead....parking being the only problem if you want to buy anything large/heavy/awkward. Good luck to Darren/Phil/Kelly & Denise and hope they keep doing what they're doing! Mark PS: Why do pensioners HAVE to go shopping at weekends since they really should leave these days for those of us who work all week and who's time is precious & (mostly) we know what we want to buy..rest assured you won't see me shopping at weekends when I hit 66 :o)

Pros this small shop front hides a huge depth. this shop has absolutly everything from mixing bowls…read moreto slug pellets to numbers to stick on the wheelie bins. i was so impressed by how helpful the staff are this huge shop is like a maze. ask at the desk for anything and everything and the chap will find it for you. really goode value price too. got some great items very cheaply Cons it is very hard to find items and not very accessible for prams and wheelchairs. but if you get inside the door the chap will get anything from around the shop for you

I love Dredge & Male. It's got everything you'd want from a hardware / DIY / kitchen shop. The…read morestaff are enormously helpful. The shop is totally crammed full of stuff, which makes it hard to find things. I have learned to just ask for what I want and am always served with a smile. I highly recommend this shop.

This is a hardware store which has been family run for several genrations (indeed I used to live…read morenext door to 'Old Pondey' as he was known. People come from all around to buy dog food, speciality nails, hooks, brackets, bait, brooms, garden gear, nets of all types, you name it, they've got it, and stuff you can't name too. In Wareham, a small market town, 9 miles from Poole towards Corfe Castle.

Very old fashioned, very traditional. I tried to get a screw from screwfix - they did not have one…read morewith the right thread so I got it from Pond's instead

Forget all the new age tat shops in Glastonbury. Proper Job is the only place in town. They have…read moreeverything!

This long established firm has graced Frome town centre for a hundred years, over various premises…read more It's a treasure-trove of variety, a well laid out light and open store with a delightful stock. For the kitchen there is all sorts of crockery, chinaware, cookware, glassware, tableware and gadgets. From the traditional to retro to ulta modern. A small section of gardening miscellia - from seeds to patio furtniture, and bathroom accessories, and the helpful knowledgeable assistants can always advice on availability of anything you enquire after. For the home baker and the home preserver there are all the accessories you might need, along with the various little nuts and bolts that hark back to it's roots as a hardware store. A lovely store to browse, and I have often treated myself to a small item or two - and coveted many more!

From the owner: An independent homewares store in the heart of Frome.read more

I found this shop very helpful to me when I had a problem with batteries for my landline phone…read more They were interested and keen to help me find a solution. I will definitely use this shop again, thank you to all who work there. Great customer service, thank you!

Absolutely love Langbridge. What you get here is customer service. I'm not saying you don't get it…read morein the larger stores but you do have to track an employee down to find it whereas in the smaller independent stores there always seems to be someone on hand to help but without being pushy. I love the fact that they have a website too as I can't always get over to the other side of Bath and delivery is reasonable and quick. I'd rather visit the store though as I often spend more money online! It's a family run business and I think that's what makes it a winner. Always good to support local independent traders.