Everyone I think knows who and what Bunnings is. This store is no different from the rest. A few…read morethings worth pointing out include: They offer quick and cheap gas cylinder exchanges - the cheapest around They offer courtesy trailers There is also a tool/equipment hire service.

Its one of the smaller Bunnings, the closest full size one is in Bethania. While this bunnings…read morewill carry most things on the website there will be some things missing that you may have to travel for. Staff will call ahead and make sure an item is at the next store you are going to visit to save you going if they don't have it in stock either. There is always a sausage sizzle on the weekend and usually something for the kids to do other than the playground for the littles.

For hardware shops, you can't get better than this…read more My favourite is the children's playground, just shove the little suckers in there and close the gate, where can they go? That's right, nowhere. While you have a little coffee to de-insane your mind. My second favourite spot in this massive warehouse is the garden centre. They have cool terracotta pots and statues for your garden, they even have chicken coups and guinea pig cages. Pretty sure they have bird aviaries as well. They sell trees, flowers, plants, plastic plants, marbles, stones, aquarium rocks, moss... everything for your gardening needs. And the prices won't break your bank either. My third favourite section is the section right inside of the garden area, where they sell kids chairs and playhouses, and slides and swings and how cute is that kiddy lounge chair? They're pretty cheap too from $10. Not sure how long they'll last, but I bought some anyway. My fourth favourite section is the art supplies section. They sell little wooden bread boxes you can paint, they sell paint brushes and a really cool range of acryllic and oil based paints and they sell rollers as well for painting walls. In a different section you can get your perfect paint colour made up and shaken too. My fifth and last favourite section is the lighting section near the back of the shop. Here we bought our exhaust fan/normal lights/heating lights for our bathroom and they look spectacular, even though we had no idea, someone was always around to give us one, or what they thought, sometimes they didn't even work there. That's the kind of person that shops at Bunnings. Definetely worth going there, if not for the cheap insect catchers and mini garden pots and number plate signs for your house or business. It's also got a playground!

Who doesn't love Bunnings?…read more I know next to nothing about DIY, but upon entering a Bunnings I'm suddenly filled with the confidence to renovate, feng shui my life or simply change all the knobs and doorhandles around the house. Absolutely anything seems possible. Fortunately I tend to snap to before I attempt to jam the entire warehouse into my car. Instead I'll usually just wander up to one of the many friendly and knowledgable staff and ask about this that and the other. Tools, colours, key cutting - These guys know it all.

It's so easy to go to Bunnings, drawn in by the cheap prices you don't realise until you get there…read morejust how hard it is to find anything or get some advice! It's not until you visit a proper hardware that you remember about things like good service and free advice. Newmarket True Value Hardware is about as old school as you can get. The guys behind the counter are hilarious, crack jokes at the drop of a hat, and are just as happy to spend 10 minutes in discussion about the right pack of nails as they are about expensive power tools. They have a wide range of tools and supplies and support community initiatives. Don't fight the crowds at Bunnings looking for an elusive red shirt to help you, go to Newmarket True Value and enjoy the full service experience.

Ooo it were a right cracking experience I tells you!…read more I had to pick up some clips for a cabinet door I broke, so I goes to Bunnings, Cannon Hill. My first delight came when I was warmly welcomed by a wonderful specimen of a man at the front entrance. After a minute of bewilderment I succumb to asking for assistance (difficult for a male I know). Well this lovely employee showed us exactly where to find the clips in such a kind and forgiving manner. She returned a glowing smile after I thanked her and went on my quest to find said clips. With ease I located them and I must say the variety of choice was unsurpassed than your average home improvement store and at such an affordable price. After a careful debate with my inner self I chose the most suitable clips and purchased using the self service counter. Now....I usually right mess up with those things but these ones were SO EASY to use! I didn't once have to call over a helper person. Now here comes the highlight of the visit; upon exiting I was set upon by a very happy go lucky employee who offered me a promotional basket ball...FREE OF CHARGE! Oh I were in hog heaven. Suffice to say I had a right grand time and recommend Bunnings for all your home and hardware needs!

Thankyou Bunnings for employing such helpful professional pleasant people especially, the young…read moreguy who helped me this morning purchasing artificial turf, sorry I didnt get his name, a disabled guy with only a couple of fingers. I do not know this person and I am not related and not saying this because he is disabled its just that it is hard to get such good professional help these days. regards Martin S

If Alice of Wonderland fame had fallen down the rabbit hole into this place, she never would have…read moregotten out. The store is a maze of aisles with seemingly no order at all. Paths between merchandise veer off unexpectedly, making it a bit of a 'choose your own adventure' type experience. You never know what you'll find but if you go the wrong way you'll struggle to find your way back. When I entered the store I expected something like Bunnings (probably the only hardware store I've ever been to) with its lofty ceilings and manicured aisles. I was surprised at the low-ceilinged but deceptively large shop that greeted me. Apart from the ceiling height difference, this place sold everything any other hardware store does. Each section also had its own information desk, with a staff member waiting patiently for customers with queries. I kept arriving at 'clearings' to find an eager shop assistant gazing anxiously at me as I tried to back away while maintaining eye contact. The odd mix of charming, maze-like layout, head ducking and exceptional customer service combine to make this a place I would highly recommend.

Before entering Paddington Hardware, maybe give everyone in your group an air horn or just tether…read moreyour group together, because you will get lost in this giant warehouse of aisles. On the other hand, I don't mind getting lost in here. It made me remember that hardware stores don't have to be boring. After visiting Mitre 10 and its peers back in the day as a little girl with my father, this is a positive mansion of hardware needs. At first indifferent, I wandered absent-mindedly amongst rows of containers of different types of screws, and I was reminded of my father's workshop. When I was little, Dad's workshop (attached to the house) was out-of-bounds for kids. Of course this meant I snuck in there as often as possible. I used to ooh and ahh over the smell of cut wood, the jars of different sized nails and screws, curly wood shavings on the floor. It felt like being in Santa's workshop. And it also felt like this here. Now, Paddington Hardware isn't Santa's workshop - that I'm aware of. For all I know he could be stuffed in the back, pumping out dinner tables amongst a group of singing elves. The store's that big. I'm somehow sounding sentimental about a hardware store. In spite of its size, though, the staff are so friendly that it contributes to the happy-wonder vibe of the place. From a stock perspective, the scope of hardware is so extensive that I think most handymen would find what they wanted here. As an aside, I came to Paddington Hardware to buy a shower curtain because I was moving out of my rental property and they wanted it replaced. Shower curtains are sneakily expensive. However, Paddington Hardware was the only place in Paddington I could find a shower curtain. It was a damn nice curtain, so I hope the new tenants enjoyed it. A word about parking here: there is on-site parking, but since Paddington Hardware is sandwiched between boutiques and restaurants, it was once packed with cars from non-patrons. However, there is a strict Hardware Parking Only sign on site, and increased security on this front means that legitimate Hardware store customers should be able to find a spot.

The last three times I visited the Keperra store, the staff seemed to think that we were a…read morehindrance if asking for help. I asked one how long he would be blocking the lighting isle (I would have come back) and all I got was attitude. I got my lamp after he moved his equipment, but he didn't like that I hadn't thanked him judging by the scowl on his face. I don't thank people with bad manners. The last time I was there I asked a guy to check stock. The face on him because I asked for help. The staff don't seem to realise that the store doesn't exist for their convenience. Stafford store is totally different. Friendly staff. Not sure what has changed, it used not to be like that. Management bringing down morale?

I have lived in The Gap, a stones throw over Settlement Road to Keperra, for over 30 years. During…read morethat time we have had to suffer fledgling home improvement stores, like Mitre 10, with a lack of supplies and services, a disappointing inventory of stock, and a lackluster team behind the counter who "couldn't care less." So what a blessing it was when Bunnings decided on Keperra to open a new outlet, as we had previously been using the Stafford store. Bunnings, whether you love or loathe their variety of Chinese-made goods, is a God send when you need it. There's almost everything you need when emergencies arise, and a variety of items for just DIY scenarios around the house or in the garden. It's of little surprise when I meet my neighbours most days and ask they about their plans for it. Bunnings Keperra seems to be always on the agenda. Nice one!

Brett's Timer and Hardware is the ideal location to begin planning the fit-out of your new home, to…read morereceive renovation inspiration or to just fill space in your imaginary dream home. For me, being confined to limited kitchen and bathroom space in a rental property, a visit to Brett's ignites my imagination and fuels the desire to design my dream home. The place is huge and is filled with everything, including surplus kitchen sinks. There are kitchen gadgets, ovens, large fridges, microwaves, designer coffee machines, baths which come in all shapes and sizes (hello, square bath), an abundance of shower heads (which make you believe that you do in fact need more than one in your shower), toilets, the largest collection of bathroom taps I've ever seen, and of course, the all-essential fire pit. On weekends, the display kitchen comes to life with live cooking shows and domestic-barista training sessions. There is also an adjoining structural timber warehouse, ideal for constructing your dream home, but I was mesmerised by the interior, domestic gadgets so I'll leave that for you to check out for yourself.

Wonderful family owned hardware store! Everyone is always really helpful. I've been a regular here…read morefor years for things for painting, gardening and office stuff - and I will keep coming back!

Making a conscious effort to avoid Bunnings and support the little guys (even though True Value…read moreHardware is a chain) I went here one Sunday afternoon hoping to get some information on compost bins and perhaps buy a couple of small plants. It's a fairly small hardware store, so I shouldn't have been surprised to find they only had three compost bins in stock, but I was disappointed with the lack of range and also the lack of interest displayed by the salesperson. The compost bins didn't have prices on them and the salesperson could only give prices "off the top of his head", which didn't really make me want to buy from there. I also went to look at some small flowering plants inside, but didn't find anything of interest and found it a bit expensive. I went there just for the nursery side of things, so can't comment on the hardware section of the store, but would recommend going elsewhere for plants and gardening needs.

We wanted to purchase some rocks for our driveway. We were really pleased with the level of…read moreservice we received from True Value Hardware Wellers Hill, particularly in relation to providing us with samples so we could make a better decision. Once we decided, we booked in a time for delivery and the guys showed up on time - bonus! - however, there was a slight problem ...they delivered the wrong rocks!! We called them back once we realised and while they couldn't rectify it immediately as it was a busy Sunday (and their supplier was closed), it was pretty close! Craig (CJ) came back at the end of the day to have a chat, understand the issue and agree a way forward. He arrived bright and early Monday to remove the incorrect rocks (without us even hearing him!) and returned as agreed to re-lay the correct blue stone. He was extremely apologetic, did this all on his own time, and did it all with a smile on his face. Yes, it would have been terrific if this hadn't happened in the first place, however, we all know things can go wrong! The thing we liked the most was the great customer service we received from CJ as soon as he found out we hadn't received what we were supposed to! Right from that point he was only focused on rectifying the situation and ensuring we were satisfied customers. For that, we'd like to say Thank You!