We contacted Ozziesplash for information and advice for a kitchen splashback. After speaking to…read moreOswald we decided instead of DIY that best option would be for the professionals to take over the job. Ossie came out and measured up our splashback the following day. Within a very short time we had our splashback installed in an extremely professional manner and with no fuss whatsoever. We are now considering a major bathroom renovation and will be calling Andrea and Oswald after our kitchen experience. I can not recommend them highly enough for the advice, information and professional installation that was done.

It's out of fashion, but I get a thrill from repairing things…read more OK, let me rephrase that, I get a thrill from having things repaired. I'm not likely to be able to do it myself, or at least not to a worthy standard. Our lovely long table has twelve matching chairs. Two of the twelve had joint issues - definitely no longer suitable for sitting on, though they still looked the part (possibly this deception makes it worse). Modern retail would have me discard the chairs and buy new. Certainly it would have in Asia, where we spent the best part of the last ten years. Thankfully a return to Sydney means a return to the repairshop, and Remin specialise in repairing wooden furniture. Job well done, chairs as good as new, we're all happy. They're tricky to find, but it's worth persisting.

This Bunnings has been a BBC (remember them?), a Home Hardware (get your dogologue!) and everything…read morein between before it became one of the flagship Bunnings stores. Like most Bunnings it is freakin' gargantuan beyond belief, and you'd be hard pressed not to find your every hardware need here. They do the obligatory weekend sausage sangas, flower displays, and DIY demonstrations. It is located right next door to the popular McDonalds, and with such heavy traffic the main drawback of the store is getting in and out. The parking situation is a bit awkward, and because of the side street which you are spat out onto (the main road being Pennant Hills Road) there is a bit of a wait/queue once you exit --- so you will just have to patient and wait that little bit extra to extend that ladder and install your leafguard on your gutter with that new dewalt drill kit!

I entered the Rouse Hill Bunnings Wednesday 7 January. I approached the service counter for a…read morerefund. A older thin structure. I noted she was grumpy and when engaged me she was abrupt and rude. She told me to go get the replacement article in a low grade manner. As I came back I noted she was again grumpy towards another client and she saw me and walked off from the counter. Please review her she is acting strange and unhinged she might not only need training but more intense help. I am serious that she needs training and help. I hope management watch her actions on camera on the afternoon of the 7 January.

Sometimes they ask me as an immigrant: How are Australians? you know in general…read more In General in Rouse Hill Bunning WH you will find many natives. You get the very helpful respectful people who will speak in tongues to our untrained immigrant years but go the extra mile to give you a hand. But then, then you get the arse face, life is hard and dull attitude (even it is not since you live in bloody Australia!!) that will not only do a minimum effort but give you wise arse answers. So I called today 27 OCT 2022 to ask very kindly for bulk discounts. Gardening lady says using a very dry almost rude tone: IF you buy 1 or 1000 is the same price. Thanks