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17 years ago
Very helpful people and lovely door handles. I would use again
Cottage Block
High Road
London IG8 8HD
United Kingdom
Turnpike Lane, Noel Park, Wood Green
07583 271599
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This place is a gem - helpful staff ( even 2 women, for the female customers amongst us who…read moresometimes like to have the option to ask another woman about DIY stuff!) and pretty much everything you'll ever need. You pay a hefty premium for the convenience and location though, so be aware that it might well be much cheaper elsewhere. Sometimes though, when you need that vital bit of kit but can't travel to the north circular to get it, I'm happy to pay the extra.
This place is a treasure if you aren't an experienced DIY expert..staff are exceptionally helpful…read moreand happy to talk you through doing a job you haven't done before. They have a very wide stock and are also good at suggesting alternative ways of solving a problem that you may not have thought of.
All your DIY and gardening needs under one roof - this is the place to come to stock up on supplies…read morebefore attempting your latest 'Project' at home. There always seems to be promotions on as well which keeps costs under control pretty well. However, I cannot get a grip on the layout of the place and end up wandering round aimlessly trying to tick off all the items on my list. An absence of assistants doesn't help matters and sometimes I wonder whether I spend longer here than on the task at hand back home. Hopefully, i will unlock the key to the maze one day soon...
Big store with tons of DIY and readymade stuff for your house. For the best deals, make sure to…read morecheck the area with houseplants on sale. They just need a little TLC. Sometimes there are also deals in the main floor display area just straight on as you come past the entrance. Also, there is an amazing deal on the basic value lamp - the kind that stands vertical and has a frosted cone shape with lightbulb at the top - less than £6 will get you this lamp, and you can even choose from black, red, or chrome finish for the base part. I was really pleased as this helped me bring light into my new room and didn't break my bank as some lamps will do. Of course there is a huge selection of lamps so you can pay more if you like, but the basic value lamp is working great for me. I also got an £20 Studio Desk lamp in black, which is cute. They have all the lightbulbs you'll need as well, including eco varieties.
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Dubbed 'Aladdin's cave' by a friend, this is the shop for all manner of hardware, household…read moresupplies, cheap toilet rolls, mad Christmas decorations, gardening stuffpiled high and fairly cheap. So whether you need a biobag, battery or bulbs, dusters, doorknobs or dirt, teatrays, toilet rolls or tree decorations, this is the place on Green Lanes to look for it first
There are some good things in life, Burning Man is one of them. Taking your partner is another one…read moreof them. Her having ideas about what to construct and gift for crazy hippies is yet another. Sadly we are idiots when it comes to fabrication. Her idea was to build a toolbox BBQ that would close and have a handle so it could be transported to this desert easily allowing us to make burgers and grilled fish for everyone. We wanted to make this thing without time or expertise and this place came to the rescue. It was not even listed on yelp but (shock!) but it had five excellent reviews on google (sorry) so we thought we'd try it. That is where we met Binnit, one of the proprietors of this this wonderful family run independent DIY store. He loved our idea and advised us on all the different things we would need ordering everything in. When I arrived to pick them up he gave me a shock as he waited with his drill to construct the thing, which he did. I marvelled as he bent metal and drilled holes putting in heat proof screws and advising on paint and decoration. The whole thing came to a very cheap £25. You can see it being used in anger in the photos. Truly this is a place that is well stocked, well priced and with people that will go the extra mile for you. Binnit also made the day of lots of hungry burners on the other side of the world...not bad for a day's work.
Fantastic service in this place, the chaps that work here really resolve any of your dIY…read morerequirements and if it's not on the shelf they can get it in next day delivery!! Wicked selection in kitchen sinks and taps also architectural ironmongery. Brilliant!!
Binnit's toolbox BBQ in the desert at burning man on the other side of the world. It made a lot of people happy that day
I can see the hardware aspect of R and N but I think of this shop more as an odds and ends place…read more Sure there is a big selection of knobs and hooks but this shop also sells some dishware and has the lock in place tupperware the girlfriend loves for 1.75. She'd also go mad for this herb grinder 4.50. I can't see the importance but she'd love it. The staff was nice here and asked if I needed help. I just came to have a peek but I would shop here if I needed anything for in terms of home maintenance. Of note, this shop also sell Pyrex dishes and Xmas decorations. It's all the same to me but necessary. You need hardware and dishes. You can't live on bleach alone. This shop is a fine place to come for those essentials you never think of until your drawer won't open.
this is a great little store, has everything - in the unlikely event that they don't have what you…read morewant, they'll get it - helpful people and the lowest prices ever
I like a good hardware store, especially if it's not far from my house, but for me the jury is…read morestill out on S & M. Every time I've gone into the store the sales people act as if I'm bothering them, rather than a customer. If I ask a question they act as if answering is a massive inconvenience. It doesn't seem to matter who is working there, they all seem to have an attitude problem. In addition to the nasty looks and cold voices they never seem to have anything that I need. They always seem to have brooms and stuff like that, but never things I actually need. So, as far as hardware stores go, this one is seriously lacking. But if you need dirt for potting plants or things to sweep the dirt up, I'm sure they'll have it.
I totally disagree with the previous reviewer. One of the best shops I know, Mustapha who owns the…read moreplace is friendly and knowledgeable. If you are a bit short of the exact price for an item ( and you are familiar to him) he will allow you to bring the balance in at your next visit. I have always found the prices to be reasonable as well and if they don't have something in stock they will refer you to another stockist or order it in for you. Delivery service is good also
Has literally everything you could ever want, and the proprietor always knows where everything is…read more Fantastic.
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My builder is very upset after using Chris Stevens for over 20years he will not be returning. One…read moretin of paint increased in price by £2 in 8 days and then again by another £2 in 3 days. When questioned the staff gave feeble excuses. Dans advice don't pay by cash
Chris Stevens may not look posh from the road (it is geared towards tradesmen, so they didn't…read morebother to make it pretty) but you'll find everything you need for DIY projects. Our neighbour is a plumber, and he recommended that we come here and have a look at their stock. They have a huge selection of paints, some really good tiles, excellent value flooring (we saw nice-looking solid oak floorboards that worked out under £30 per square meter...we might have to come back!!) They even have a selection of baths/ showers/ loos/ bathroom fittings. It is CHEAP!! I thought Tops tiles was good value, but this place made their tiles seem expensive!! *Pro-tip: Be careful if you want to park near here! We saw a traffic warden wandering around and all the parking spaces seemed to be for residents only!!
This garden centre is truly a little gem. While it is tiny, and as such can't rival the scale and…read morevariety of larger out of town centres, it packs in a great deal. I sadly don't have a garden, but I love dropping in just to browse. They have a small outside section with a good variety of plants which vary with the season. It's almost like visiting an actual garden. Inside is also immaculately presented, with a small but good range of seeds, pretty pots, garden ornaments, etc. The staff are friendly too. I really wish I could go in for more than a few seeds for a window box According to their website they've been awarded Garden Centre of the year 2007 by the Horticultural Trade, in recognition of their innovative use of a small space. Can't be bad if other Garden Centres recognise how good they are! Their website is http://n1gc.co.uk/
I wouldn't really call myself the green fingered type. In fact, it would be fair to say that my…read moremost successful gardening moment to date was aged 9, growing cress from a yoghurt pot with the rest of Primary 5. Recently however, I've had a revelation and I am now growing not one, but six (!) different herbs. Although off-put occassionally by rouge squirrels having a nosey, last weekend I successfully grew them to the height that repotting was required. Not up for treking out to one of the mega gardening centres, I was very pleased to discover that only 10 minutes walk away was the beautiful North One! This little garden centre is small but perfectly formed. As well as stock a range of pot plants and herbs, they have every type of seed, soil, pot and cane imaginable. Prices are however, a bit more steep than you would get in one of the chains. I was a bit taken a back to discover that a cute purple bench, just big enough for two but no more was selling for £250. Needless to say I left that one to someone that might be feeling a bit more flash than myself! Now I've put my gardening kitty to use I can safety assure you that Mr Mint, Lord Thyme, Miss Chives, Sir Sage, Prof Parsely and Queen Rosemary are looking better than ever! Four terracotta pots, soil, plant food, and a few other bits and pieces came to around £35. Ok, it's a bit more than I wanted to pay but the whole day was lovely. No long commute. No chain garden centre. Just a lovely walk around Islington followed by a day of getting my hands dirty. Perfect!
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Really really nice guy that runs this place, very helpful and friendly, If they dont have stuff…read morethen they can order it for you. Considering its an independent shop the prices are very reasonable.
Don't buy anything electrical or with any kind of value here. The items sit in a damp store often…read morefor very long periods (no wonder electrical goods are unreliable here.) Paint & perishable items are also expensive and not uncommon for them to have sat there for ages and be close to expiry. A lot of cheap imported products barely fit for purpose and gathering dust. Worst of all if a product stops working after a few days or weeks the manager will literally make every excuse not to give you your money back and if that doesn't work he has no problem insulting your integrity. We have been there on several occasions and never thought about how many people are returning things.. However after witnessing the way the manager spoke to a customer visiting the UK yesterday and trying to return a faulty electrical device within 14 days, I decided to write this review. I won't be returning and nor will any of my contractors. Be warned... don't rely on what they tell you. Try Fulham Road or Brompton Road hardware stores for better pricing, better quality and a normal customer service and returns policy.
This is a brilliant place in this part of London find a hardware shop that's easily accessible and…read moreopen later is very difficult to do however I came across this place and was happy that I did because even though it was something small I wanted to purchase Francis who works in the shop was extremely helpful and patient I got exactly what I wanted at a great price and aside from selling hardware they sell lots of other very useful items for the home, leisure, children's toys, batteries and devices of all sorts so if you're in the area and you need a shop that seems to sell practically everything apart from food this is the place to go another 5-star review for a brilliant store I wish there were more places like this...
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.
Very pleasant and helpful. Reasonable prices. Endless selection. They had all the things I was…read morelooking for
Very rude people in this shop. Loads of stuff in the shop with narrow shelves. Inconsistent pricesread more
If you are a passionate hobby interior designer - go to the Fulham DIY shop.Going there most of…read morethere customers are electricians, builders etc. who go there as a regular to order wholesale. Before the smoking ban they even were allowed to enter in with their light cigarettes - that is how easy going this place is. From the bottom to the top there are shelving with anything from nails, toolboxes, tubes, window handles etc. I once made my way there as my window screw broke. They had several versions of my broken example and I could close my window in a couple of hours again. That was a relieve. They also have more stock in the backrooms, therefore whatever you need, ask - they might have it. What I appreciate, even though there is a counter where you get served, you are allowed to have a look around. The service is very polite even when you only buy 4 screws.
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!
Fabulous! I went to 2 different branches to get different things which I needed. The service is…read morespectacular and they were super helpful to get what we needed. Thank you Arrow for the great value products, we will definitely be back and reccomend to our friends!
This store specialises in every kind of household product you didn't know you needed until you see…read morethem. Light bulbs, LED lights, poisons and every kind of tape from scotch to electrical, also appliances, gardening ware, electrical goods, Christmas decorations, bags, locks, tools and cooler boxes. It's the kind of store MacGuyver would pop into instead of an arms and ammunitions store like all the other heroes. If you have your own place then this shop will always provide an interesting browse, and will leave you wondering how they manage to fit all that stuff under one roof, or whether they hire a huge gang of oompa loompas to do stock take. It's very cheap too, with the extension and multi-plug I bought nearly £5 cheaper than it was at the other electronics stores on the high street.
We visited London with our 3 year old and had a day trip out of London planned. We booked a car but…read morediscovered they do not offer car seats. So we had a baby equipment delivery service/vendor lined up to have a far seat delivered to our hotel. Closer to our date, they informed me they were fully booked so that left us without any other option but to buy a car seat. I wasn't about to spend £££ on a luxury car seat (which is all we were finding in London) for one day use so I started googling and came across Argos. I browsed their site and saw the car seat that met our specifications which ended up being the same price as it would have been to rent from the vendor plus their delivery/pickup fees. We hate being THAT customer but we arrived 15 minutes before closing on the night before our planned day trip and we were able to purchase the car seat right then and there on their systems. Then walked a few steps over to their counter where they brought it over. We were in an out in 10 minutes. Service was fine although I realize a clueless customer rushing in so close to the end of your day might be slightly irritating. After use, we listed the car seat on Craigslist to anyone who wanted to pick up from us at our hotel lobby free of charge which worked out great since we didn't need to schlep the car seat to a local charity shop.
I ordered a real baby from the Argos website #myfirstbaby and it came missing a few limbs!! I am…read moreabsolutely furious! His name is Jonathon and he is now crippled. He died today, currently typing this at his funeral Peace