The sister to D W Burns the plumbers merchants this is the retail outlet store more suited to…read moremembers of the public. On display you'll find bathroom suites and kitchens. There is also a stock of floor and wall tiles. The displays are on a par with high end established kitchen and bathroom displays but you'll be surprised. A full range of fittings are available from trade, functional fittings through to the bespoke high end stuff. Staff are very helpful and will help you plan your room and advise the best possible fittings. They will advise but not push. Orders are costed on site and you are kept fully informed about progress. After-sales service is good and, like the plumbers-merchants, they will go the exta mile to help you out. The only downside is that it is hard to find within the industrial estate. Turn to your left as you enter and then follow the road round - as the road turns to the right DW Burns entrance will be on your right!

I love Sid's. It's one of those quirky places that you only get in the outerlying areas of London,…read morebut it's full of suprises and some real bargains. Basically one bit of the shop, on one side of the road, is a hardware and plumbing supplies shop, with knowledgeable staff who can help you even if you have only a vague idea of what you need. On the other side of the road is the showroom, which they'll unlock for you to look around if you ask them,a nd which contains some real upmarket brands. Lovely Boffi baths, some great and innovative bathroom designs. It's all a bit jumbled in there but the stuff is there if you need it. Sometimes they have ex display stuff on offer for a really good price - we got our bathroom sink this way.

A rock solid plumbing shop, if you want top quality plumbing supplies at a fraction of the price of…read moreb&q this is the place to go. Staff are friendly and always willing to impart a bit of advice.

I recently re-fitted by bathroom and kitchen and bought all my tiles from Capitol Ceramics. Their…read moretiles are beautiful and although they're more expensive than the likes of Tops Tiles the service you get and the quality is worth the extra money. I even used one of the recommended tilers to do the work and he was excellent. Quentin who runs the Fulham Tile showroom was a great help in advising me of the right colour scheme and matching up my tiles with the right paints and cabinets. I don't have much of an eye when it comes to design stuff so i put my faith in his hands and it turned out brilliantly.

Plough Homecraft Co. makes me want to pick up a hardhat and start laying bricks. It is a…read moreconstruction and hardware mecca. The store carries paint, light fixtures and everything you can possibly need for a build or for renovations to your home. I was helped as soon as I walked into the store by friendly and super knowledgeable staff. I got some obscure light fixtures that I couldn't find at any major popular store here for £2 a pop. I really appreciated my shopping experience at this place and would come back to buy a hammer anytime.

Woe is me!! I have been going to Plough Homecraft for all my interior decorating needs for the last…read more30 years and can honestly say they are the best in all areas, be it sound constructive advice, superb customer service and vast array of materials - if they don't have it in stock, they will get it for you and, if they don't have an answer to your DIY query, they know someone who does (having said this, they knew the answer to all my queries over the last 30 years!!). Unfortunately I have now moved to Ipswich and am sad to say "There is no place like Home(craft)" here which is truly my loss!! So all you lucky London DIY peeps should visit them for all your DIY needs - I wish I was still round the corner!! Posted by Sharon Barton - formerly of East Dulwich, London.

P+p Architects were fantastic to work with on our house extension. They took the time to understand…read morehow we live and translated our ideas into a thoughtful, practical design. Communication was clear throughout, and they guided us smoothly through planning and every stage of the process. The result is a beautifully designed space that feels seamless with the original house. Highly recommend their creative approach and professional service.

I rarely leave negative reviews, but my experience with Reco Surfaces has been extremely…read moredisappointing and has cost me a significant amount of time and money. I purchased their PVC wall panels (Order #24669) after seeing their website and videos describing the product as DIY-friendly, easy to cut, and durable. Unfortunately, the product I received was none of these things. 1. Panels cracked and shattered when cut Despite following all the recommended handling and storage instructions (removed from packaging promptly, stored flat, not rolled or bent), the panels were extremely brittle. When attempting to cut them -- even carefully -- they snapped and shattered, making several panels unusable. Cutting attempts included: Fresh Stanley blade (as shown in Reco's own video) Dremel Fine-toothed saw None of these methods prevented the brittleness and cracking. 2. Their "DIY friendly" and "easy to cut" claims are misleading Reco's marketing strongly emphasises that their panels are suitable for DIY installers and that only standard tools are required. Their website and publicly available videos show PVC-style panels being cut with a Stanley knife -- with no clear warning that this method is "not suitable" for PVC versions. Reco now claims these videos are "old" or only refer to acrylic, but there is nothing online making this distinction clear to customers. If a company leaves instructional content public -- and doesn't label it as outdated -- that's on them, not the customer. 3. Panels scratched despite having the protective film still on This was separate from the cutting issue. While manoeuvring a panel into position, the edge of another panel caused deep scratches, even though the "scratched" panel still had its protective film intact. The product is advertised as "scratch proof" and "Teflon hard-coat scratch resistant." My experience showed that even minor contact results in visible damage. 4. Customer service response was poor Instead of acknowledging the issues, I was offered 10% compensation and told the problem was due to: Using the wrong cutting tool Panels being brittle because they were stored rolled (they were never rolled) An old video being misleading (but still publicly available with no disclaimer) I provided photos and explanations, but the company refused to accept that the product was not as described, not fit for purpose, and not of satisfactory quality. 5. Ultimately had to remove the panels and start again The finish was so poor and the material so fragile that I had no choice but to remove what I had installed and replace it with a different product entirely, at my own expense. In summary: Product quality was extremely poor Website and video guidance is misleading Panels are not DIY-friendly as advertised Brittle, easily damaged, and prone to cracking Customer service unwilling to take responsibility I am now pursuing a refund under Consumer Rights Act 2015 and Section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act due to the product being unfit for purpose and not as described. I strongly advise anyone considering Reco Surfaces to do thorough research and be wary of relying on their videos or marketing claims. My experience has been costly, frustrating, and completely avoidable.

We ordered the white tile effect splash back from here and can I say we will never think about…read moregetting tiles again. We ordered it for our kitchen. It looks clean , fresh and modern. We are so pleased with how good it looks. It is so easy to clean and keep clean. Before ordering I had a few questions and the customer service was outstanding . We thought the price was reasonable considering we would have spent more if we had decided to tile. We will be using this company in the future for when we do our bathrooms.

If you need very expensive stones for your floors or walls you should come here. In fact, if you…read morewant to kit out your abode and have the purse of a lord you should come to this section of King's Road because it's nothing but fancy interior design shops. A comprehensive selection of antique and modern stone sourced globally for customised requirements. This is a very pleasant showroom with a devastatingly gorgeous receptionist temping there until Monday.

After reading all the positive reviews on qype, i decided to ring woodedhill flooring and get my…read morefloor done. I was really pleased with the service and in the manor the work was carried out. Would reccomend to all of my friends!