James Scott's ReUse Project - Bristol

Myra M.

Lovely place. Lovely lady been coming here for years .never know what you will find .definitely a place to visit .always come home with something interesting and useful

Mandie H.

We arrived in this shop by accident, what a happy accident! This little shop blows your mind!
What do you need? It's probably in here, the range is extensive and random. To mention just a few things, tools, kitchen bits, paint, paintings, antiques, fixtures and fittings, bird food and my favourite, items you remember but didn't think existed anymore( very old teasmade).
Prices are very reasonable, worth a visit just to see all the things that are available, so then you will know where to go to save yourself a fortune for those three screws you need but don't want to buy a box!

tim L.

Went in and selected some items off the shelves went to pay and was told oh sorry you can’t buy that we are keeping that for children’s trips.
Again pick something else up again another excuse sorry you can’t buy that as we want to keep all that stuff together like they had museum pieces.
In my opinion a load of old tat that I was just going to make a project out of it was definitely not the holy grail as they were making out.
I think this place just appears to not want to sell anything and just hoard it up so I wouldn’t bother.

Ben W.

This is a veritable gold mine if you're after plant pots, tools, paint and some small electrical items. Some PC bits as well - including kettle leads and those small screws.

This is all Preloved as well.

Melly K.

This project is fantastic.we have purchased so many bargains from here and love rummaging for hidden gems. You can find everything from washers to carpet cleaners, bike parts to bathroom sinks. If you are ever in the area please pop in and see just what you can find, or even donate those unwanted items that still have life in them. The lady that works there is amazing, so friendly and helpful. There is free parking and they are there from Monday to Saturday..

Wendy M.

Thank-you Patricia. This really has become our "go to" place for those bits and bobs that are sadly now only available on line, in quantities too large or small or discontinued. Patricia is totally helpful and courteous as well as being a total stickler for ensuring anything she sells is up to standard - especially paint which is available at a fraction of shop prices. Patricia has helped us out on many occasions - taking bike bits we no longer need - as well as selling us tools, fabric, wood, plant pots etc at really sensible prices. Thank goodness someone had the initiative to do this and save all these things that help people out by making them available to all those savvy enough to visit and rummage.

Chris N.

This place is fantastic! I've called in here regularly over the last year or so.
We're fixing up our house and I'd say I've saved £££s by checking here first.
Tools, a mower, odd washers and fittings, cable, screws, jars, a huge mirror and paint are just some of the items I've picked up for a fraction of the price I'd have paid new.
If there's ever been a problem Patricia has been helpful and friendly.
I tell everyone who'll listen about this place. It's an invaluable asset to the area.

Harry W.

A little gem of a reuse centre - place is full to the brim of bits and pieces, DIY essentials, DIY non-essentials but things you realise you want. Has miscellaneous screws/bolts/nuts/fixings/hooks/washers/door furniture/garden accessories/plumbing parts/paints/electrical parts and much more, all at amazingly good value. They also get charitable donations from top brand paints - very very cheap, unused cans.

If you’re looking for a part/piece for some DIY, while can’t promise it’ll be there, it’s always worth popping in and checking. Staff are very helpful in finding bits and also contacted us when they’d got a shipment of a paint colour we’d spoken about.