Excellent little store with a couple very experienced and knowledgeable chaps running it. Been…read morethere for decades and somehow survives in a marketplace of giants. Good service! But don't bother looking for what you want just ask, as it is really small, crowded and with little apparent order, but the guys know exactly what they have and where it is. Prices are also quite competitive. A good alternative to the big impersonal shops like Bunnings and Mitre 10. Long Live Hines Hardware

excellent and friendly service, very helpful and knowledgeable. Alway go to this store before the…read morebig hardware stores.

I don't know how these hardware stores all survive but they're still popping up all over the place…read moreand old ones being rebuilt or renovated, must be money in it. Randall's Hardware is no different except that it is a part of the Thrifty Link Hardware franchise and usually a family operated and run independant business with support. Having said that it is the only hardware store on Prospect Rd so they've done a good investment and have the market cornered. They are absolute troopers as their hours are long and whatever business they make is well deserved. Randall's carry a complete range of hardware and outdoor supplies and equipment, enough to perform any maintenance jobs in and around the home.

Did you know Tru Value is associated with Mitre 10 Ltd and all the Tru Value stores are…read moreindependently owned and operated plus there are over 80 Australia wide. Every hardware store has it's place in the community, what one place doesn't have there's always another up, down or across the road who does. Each of these stores don't have everything under the same roof as one may specialise in a certain area. For instance BBQ's may the focus besides all the regular hardware requirements people need and want, another is all about painting and interior colour schemes and so on. This particular hardware store has alot of outdoor gardening and power tool focus for the home handyman or handywoman, and let me tell you I love to wield my power tools about the house! Their prices are reasonable and there is a large variety of items for your perusal and purchase.

As someone who feel moderately overwhelmed by more than one aisle of hardware, this place is…read moresurprisingly easy to navigate. The handful of times I've been in here, the staff are aware enough to offer assistance when required without being super pushy. Seeing as I'm not one to browse a hardware store, I often spend a few minutes looking for something before taking up the staff's offer of assistance. Aside from that, the showroom is tidy and well maintained with that comforting layer of hardware store dust over slow moving products.

Hardware heaven! I…read morehave to admit that tools aren't really my thing but if they were this would be the only place to go (or a Bunnings near you)! Gardening is my secret passion and Mile End has a brilliant range of plants and very competitive prices. But best of all they actually have people working for them that appear to enjoy their jobs!! I have been approached on numerous occasions by staff members answering my silent "damsel in distress" attempts to get pots off shelves, pick up heavy bags of potting mix or whatever strenuous tasks these guys make look easy. They will even carry stuff to your car if you need them too! OMG customer service circa 1970! Plus you can return anything even a pathetic dead (formerly living) plant purchased 11 months and 29 days previously if you have a receipt - absolutely exceptional!!!! Add to that the extremely knowledgeable hardware and gardening gurus who are willing to offer unsolicited advice on just about anything home handy person related and it's a match made in heaven!! True story - a friend arrived home at 4.00pm after a Sunday afternoon's shopping to find her partner had decided he had the skills to replace their 1950's toilet. He didn't and hadn't bought a new one. After 2 days without a toilet and no sign that he was going to admit that he was an idiot (surprise surprise) my friend went to Bunnings (Mile End) and got coached in how to do the job herself and supplied with everything she needed to do it! You go girl - courtesy of Bunnings!! Send any indignant complaints about sexism and gender stereotyping to Yelp ;-)

This is a review of the cafe at Bunnings Mile End. After…read morevisiting today where the cafe lady was busy working by herself, her service was amazing. Not only was the coffee she made me well made & competitive with other cafes, but she brought my take away coffee to where I was waiting which was so nice. She deserves a good recommendation for her lovely service.

Home Hardware is a great store for grabbing up a few screws, bolt, bits and bobs around the place…read morefor home renovation. It has a decent range of supplies and offers a wide range of services, however I still feel as though Bunnings offers both more range and bang for your buck. The store is set out neatly with aisles that have different products to suit your home project needs, however getting staff advice can be occasionally difficult. The last time I went though, the staff seemed more friendly and polite than usual with quite large smiles on their faces. Gas bottle refills for $20 are probably the main reason why I come here as I do like doing a bit of barbecuing. The gardening section is also rather nice, however I still like Bunnings more for some of the quality of the plants and flowers. Screws and bolts are well priced here with a decent range too and if I ever need timber or wood, I would definitely consider coming here. Overall, a decent hardware store. Depends really on what you want as to whether this is the right store for you however for me, Bunnings is probably a better choice for most home projects.

This is a nice place to visit, well set out and staff who actually help you and know what they are…read morespeaking of. I always come here in preference to other places. Recently refurbished looks amazing. I happily pay more to get good service and not be overwhelmed by the dizzying array of choices. Parking is easy and you can always find one close to the store.

Back in the day, I tarred hardware and haberdashery with the same brush: they should be be confined…read moreto a maximum of half an aisle at the supermarket. Stationary, on the other hand, should be set free to sprawl across hectares of warehouse space with bouquets of freshly sharpened pencils on the end of each aisle. Then I found Bunnings. This place is now my second home, I'm not at all handy but walking up and down the enormously wide aisles inspires me to construct stuff. The staff are crazy helpful and there always seems to be a green and red clad, apron wearing staff member nearby to assist. Plant shopping is super easy and the staff point me in the right direction when I (poorly) explain the spot I'm trying to fill in my garden. While I'm not a an of the sausage sizzle, I love the idea of it and it seems to pique the interest of otherwise bored kids.

Bunnings is a great hardware store. They have really helpful staff and a good range to match. When…read moredeveloping an aeroponics system, I was able to get some really good advice from some of the staff and pick up a good range of components at a reasonable price. The price match guarantee is also great to ensure that you get good money for value. I generally buy quite a few plants and things from here but there is a wide range of stuff in this huge warehouse. There are electric timers, fertilisers, pumps, hoses, sprays and pretty much all your home renovation needs. Whilst it is not an all under one roof kind of hardware store, there is still enough to keep you going. Whilst I am not a big DIY person, I still find Bunnings to suit my very casual needs and with quite a large franchise and audience of people. The sausage sizzle they do on weekends is also quite nice so I can see why it would have quite a big appeal to those looking to do a home, garden or painting project.

High quality timber joinery at competetive price. The people at Otto's are very friendly and…read morehelpfull and with over 50 different species of timber and veneers they are likely to have what you are looking for.

Not the best bunnings in Adelaide as they don't have serious woodworking tools here but they still…read morehave a pretty good plant selection, tool shop, paint and electrical section. They also have the whole Fiskars gardening range here and a pretty good trade area. Not open as late as the Mile End warehouse so check their hours online. I'd say this is a medium sized bunnings. Mile End is the biggest I have visited and Kent Town is the smallest. Mt Barker bunnings is between those two in size. Regular sausage sizzles on Saturdays and Sunday's.