Handicentre Ltd Hardware Store in Southwell

Reviews

1. Lee Garland ★★★★★

   Always very helpful, invariably have what is needed for the job. Just a real asset to have in the town.

   1 year ago
2. Roy Foulger ★☆☆☆☆

   For the 3rd attempt we tr8ed to purchase a piece of welcome matt cut to size, only to be told, yet agsin there is no one available to cut to size. Complete waste if time and effort, why have it in store if you cannot service the customer. Shambles.

   1 year ago
3. Kelly Morley ★★★★★

   Such a lovely local DIY centre with helpful and professional staff. I went in for a wooden dowel to replace a child's clothes rail. It was really affordable at £2.79 for 2m! The lovely gentleman even cut it to size for me so saved me a job and helped me in and out the shop (as I had a pushchair). My husband shops there quite a bit and always says they are always really helpful- I haven't been there for a while and was so pleasantly surprised by the experience that I wanted to write a review. They have lots and lots and stuff at really affordable prices...will definitely get all my household and DIY items from Handicentre

   almost 2 years ago

1. Superjules ★★★★★

   This is an amazing hardware shop. They sell an extraordinary wide range of products from chains to paint and vacuum cleaner bags to garden benches. All at competitive prices. A gem of a shop.

   almost 4 years ago
2. Andrew Chadwick ★★★★★

   Always friendly; will take the trouble to help you find the right item even if only a single bolt. Good range of stock. Their loyalty card can save you quite a bit if you spend more than £10 at a time. Southwell is lucky to have this shop.

   almost 4 years ago
3. Stuart Marshall ★★★★★

   Extremely pleasant and helpful staff. Cut me some keys while I waited. Very happy and will definitely visit more often.

   almost 4 years ago

1. Drew Jardine ★★★★★

   This is often referred to as the shop that sells everything. It's an old school emporium filled with DIY, gardening, cooking and generally useful stuff. It's a bit of a maze inside so hold hands or leave breadcrumbs.The kids could easily end up in Narnia if you don't keep an eye out. (They do make keys, so it can be arranged if you have reached the end of your tether though...secret code is to cry and rock in the corner near the bird seed). It's a local hardware store so of course some things are more than a big chain but the differences are obvious: 1. Staff know where everything is. 2. They know the price of almost everything. 3. They can order what you need pretty quickly. 4. They can advise on a fair few jobs. 5. Got a paint mixer and all the other gubbins a B&Q would have (other massive and bland chains are available). 6. They actually care and are interested. 7. Don't have to drive to Newark or Nottingham - I try to stay north of the river and off the moors generally. In summary, a very decent local store that proves big chain stores and surfing the interfangle or asking "friends" on face-mither for tips aren't always the answer.

   almost 4 years ago

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