Hardware
Hardware and DIY supplies
Tools, fittings, fixings and small parts depending on current stock.
Hardware and DIY store
4.7 (5)Costa Adeje, South Tenerife


Ferretería Fegosa is a Costa Adeje hardware shop that works well when you need a part, fitting, camping gas or basic DIY advice without driving far from the resort area. Customers describe it as the kind of packed local hardware store where staff can often identify the thing you need from a rough description.
English-speaking help is a real advantage here. Visitors mention old sockets and switches, camping gas canisters, practical alternatives when an item is not in stock, and staff who try to source a part or suggest a plan B. For specific valves, connectors or electrical pieces, bring the old part or a photo.
Hardware
Tools, fittings, fixings and small parts depending on current stock.
Camping / gas supplies
Camping gas and connector questions; bring the old canister or valve type.
Hardware advice
Ask for alternatives or plan-B suggestions when an exact part is not available.
Customer photos
Guest review summary
Commonly mentioned by visitors.
Visitors praise the shop for having a surprisingly wide range of small parts and DIY supplies.
English-speaking help and basic DIY advice are specifically mentioned, including old sockets, switches and camping gas connectors.
Staff are described as attentive and willing to suggest alternatives or source an item when it is not immediately available.
No strong negative pattern appears in the visible sample; for obscure parts, bring the old item or a clear photo to avoid guessing.
Recommended reviews
Dominykas Samsonas
Source: Google Maps
2026-01-30
I was looking for gas for camping and found it here. Only 500g canister with lindal valve but they had other canisters with different connectors/valves.
Mark Clay
Source: Google Maps
2022-01-05
This place is an absolute treasure trove, akin to the old British hardware store that you’d don’t see anymore. They have everything you could imagine you’d ever need. The staff are really helpful and speak English well and are happy to give basic DIY advice should you be unsure of anything. A great source of old sockets and switches, which kept me going until I had all the electrics replaced.
Visited today (Jan 2022) and was horrified to see “liquidation sale” signs outside, but not to worry, after having spoken to Sandra, this is a mistranslation and it’s a “stock clearance sale”.
Djana Fahry
Source: Google Maps
2025-07-23
I was very happy with the help from the sale lady. Attentive and friendly. Helped me chose what I needed.
Ivor Morris
Source: Google Maps
2024-11-24
Sandra and the team go out their way to help or suggest and support your DIY needs if they have not got it they will try and source it for you or give you a plan B Ivor
Gerard Ramaker
Source: Google Maps
2019-04-03
Always amazed by that shop. The amount of articles they got in that hardware shop is absolutely amazing. If you are looking for something but don't know what it is called, you describe it to them.... and after three words she will shoot of and she will come back with the item you have been looking for for months.
Yes. Visitors specifically mention English-speaking help and practical DIY advice.
Bring the old part, a photo, measurements and connector type; staff can usually advise faster that way.
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