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Genesis Furniture Project located at 31A West Ave, Bath BA2 3QB, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 01225 421111

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Joanne Bayliss

5 Google Rating

Good for people on low budget can pick up some great deals friendly staff

5/ 5

Good for people on low budget can pick up some great deals friendly staff

Marilyn Moxham

5 Google Rating

Love going there great bargains and staff always friendly

5/ 5

Love going there great bargains and staff always friendly

Jen Thomas

1 Google Rating

Appalling customer service from manager Ant Ward. Didn't reply to a query sent about a chair deliver

1/ 5

Appalling customer service from manager Ant Ward. Didn't reply to a query sent about a chair delivery. Will have to visit in person to get an answer.

Marcia Keepin

5 Google Rating

What a friendly team! Very helpful.

5/ 5

What a friendly team! Very helpful.

David Barrett

5 Google Rating

I work here as a volunteer

5/ 5

I work here as a volunteer

Matthew Aldiss

5 Google Rating

Just started working here. Best way to describe it for interested volunteering work. They are unders

5/ 5

Just started working here. Best way to describe it for interested volunteering work. They are understanding a very friendly. It is a Christian run charity but you dont have to be religious yourself. For people to use. There's a good selection of furniture to set up a flat/house and we also collect and deliver

Jason Crockett

5 Google Rating

I work here and we do our best:)

5/ 5

I work here and we do our best:)

vincent inchley

5 Google Rating

This well presented furniture shop is located just outside of moorland road the staff are friendly

5/ 5

This well presented furniture shop is located just outside of moorland road the staff are friendly and approachable. They have a can do attitude which is a positive they will help you with your enquiries.

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  • Wednesday09:00 AM - 04:30 PM
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