The largest furniture shop in Barrow, and has advertised in the past as the largest furniture store…read morein the North West. The furniture is all very expensive, but mostly all excellent quality. Most of the store is taken up by sofas and three piece suites, whilst at the back of the store there is a range of bedroom furniture and dining room furniture. The furniture all looks great, but I don't think its great value for money, you are paying an awful lot for named brands, and I have known people who've paid vast sums for three piece suites and have had problems with them from day one. I would imagine these are few and far between, but when you pay over the odds you don't expect problems.

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You can't miss the Bed Shop and salmon pink signage. It's a large building with a long frontage on…read moreLondon Road. Bunk beds rule! and this bed shop has three sleeper bunk beds. Outside they have some cheapy metal frames but inside they have two floors of with a good range of beds and a few wardrobes and chests of drawers. Prices start at £59 for basic single frames and mattresses. Double frames start at £89. If you like your gadgets or your mobility needs a bit of assistnace then have a play on their split electric beds which go from fully reclined to a sitting position. You will need help standing when you see the price tag. Outside the shop they advertise "Any size divans made to order". This must be someting to do with Liverpool having been the city of culture. A quick look on wikipedia revealed that a Divan (from the Greek word divani) is a piece of couch like sitting furniture. "Originally, in the Middle East (especially the Ottoman Empire), a divan was a long seat formed of a mattress laid against the side of the room, upon the floor, or upon a raised structure or frame, with cushions to lean against." So keep your eye out for divans - I didn't see any on my last visit.

I use this company to supply beds for my B&B they are GREAT for value (best prices around for the…read morequality they offer) and speed of delivery, will also make to 'odd' sizes at little extra cost. Pat is also lovely to deal with on sales.

I am quite simply a fan of TJ Hughes, always have been and always will be because its your store in…read moreone apart from selling food. They might fall short of selling food but they do have a basic cafe/restaurant where you can have a hearty lunch for cheap prices. Its the nature of their departments that makes them so popular with people of all ages. I can't think of anything they don't sell, especially when it comes to domestic requirements. Their crockery ranges from low to high standards similarly with their electronic appliances so whatever you are seeking, there should be an item that wins you over 9 out of 10 times. Not to mention, the same goes with shoes; the place is packed with them! And clothes too, the list is endless. If you're looking to treat yourself or find a gift, then TJ's is probably your first port of call.

To me this is the archetypal nan shop. My nan doesn't go much further than the bottom of her…read morestreet for her weekly shop these days but when she does venture into the city centre it will be to hunt out a bargain at TJ's. These bargains usually end up as my birthday or christmas presents. Like the much lamented Lewis' which has closed down on Renshaw Street, TJ's is a landmark store within the city. It is a much more modest department store than Lewis' was and can be seen as more of a front runner to the now universal pound shops. The key to TJ's is the bargains. It covers all sorts of quality products and ranges - although nothing exclusive or top of the range - and at the cheapest possible prices.