Bunnings Fountain Gate

What can I say about all Bunnings stores, firstly Bunnings is probably my all time favourite store and I could spend all day or even all week or year there looking at all the items/products they sell.Staff are always friendly, knowledgeable and willing to help out.That have everyday cheap prices and always willing beat a cheaper advertised price on the same item else where.I could not recommend Bunnings highly enough to anyone in need of any hardware, tools, anything for home improvement or just some free time to browse all the great products they have there.

Once again I am impressed by Bunnings. Sausages out front, playground and coffee shop inside.Team members inside stocking shelves.Prices are always on point.This store had the item I was after, even though the app showed 'no stock'. Not quite as up-to-date as it could be.

Just had a refreshing and lovely experience at Bunnings this afternoon. Needed new batteries for my car keys, but didn’t know which ones. I asked Bill firstly who was nearby and he endeavoured to open my key set to check type of batteries would be needed. After a minute or two 5 other young men, including Nick, searched on their phones using You Tube and they nutted it out together. He obtained the batteries I needed and helped me. Was just so lovely to get some real customer service which sometimes seems to have disappeared these days. Thanks guys you made my day!

Not just another Bunnings, probably the best one ive been to. Super friendly staff and happy to help without giving you that dreaded ohh gawd" look"

Just make sure you know what you are getting before you go. Not every staff member knows what they are talking about. Even check online for stock first

Good hardware store in general. Not enough staff after 6pm. That's common at most bunnings stores I've been to.

My favourite store in my area, my one go to place during COVID. Simply love just spending hours there contemplating my next home improvement move ♥️

Kat was amaxing staff member. So happy to assist and help us with selection of trays for pots we wanted as well as calling to put extra pots we needed aside at other store. So helpful and friendly. Just a wonderful experience today.

A regular suburban Bunnings, from all accounts. Isles and isles of product punctuated by armchair DIY experts, more accustomed to driving a desk, feeling informed enough to attempt construction of a tasteful heritage herb planter (thanks to YouTube); stacks and stacks of bargin basement power tools separated by chin scratching grandpa's wondering if they should risk dip into their pensions.Let's be honest, we're all usually looking for an excuse for a snag (with onion, ofc) on the cheapest known white bread, with a variable amount of bulk-catering quality tomato sauce - tomato content unverified. But we're doing it for the local soccer/footy/bowls/tennis/scouts/geriatric-knitting/night-fishing/low-slung-bird-catalogging club - a worthy cause that one, he said wiping the sauce residue from his beard stubble while the last, burnt, peice of onion segment tumbles bumpily down the ripcurt shirt, past the faded Levi's, to the eager ants below.The only legitimate feedback I'd offer to this particular fanchise operator is that merging northward on Narre Warren North road after exiting the vehicular parking area, is quite the pain in one's rear end. Don't try it, or if you do - make sure it's in a rental car with a favourable insurance scheme - getting stuck in the median risks having a speedy dual-turbo VN Commadore harrassing the front of your rental, and a dirty Hilux becoming noisly intimate with the rear, having inadvertantly cut them off while trying to cut across lanes and over the median, while being blinded by and unkempt median grassy patch.Tools, snags, tools, competion-elimination, tools. It's a formula we desparately seek, or how else would they be as common and voluminous as suburban bbq belly?