This antique store is very well laid out. It is a large warehouse-style building. It is nice and neat, with wide aisles so that you can move easily up and down and view the items for sale. Things are not cluttered or packed on top of each other, like some places.
They have a lot of books, furniture, glassware, crockery, china, garage and petrol items, farm items and various other collectables. Even an old sulky, in good condition.
There are also some nice display cases with collections for display, not sale, such as petrol company items, oil cans, old household products, tin toys etc.
Not all items are second-hand. They have a large selection of restoration items, such as brass etc. door/cupboard knobs, handles, hinges, rails etc, furniture polishes and restorers and local produce, such as jams, preserves, soaps, lollies, handicrafts etc., etc., etc.
It was a 44 degree day when I was there, but the building was still cool, with air conditioning and fans spread throughout the building.
Prices seemed to be reasonable for a lot of the items I looked at, not through the roof, like some places.
This antique and collectables store is well worth a look, well presented and accessible. Easy to spend an hour here.