MR.DIY at Anchorpoint brings the brand's familiar formula to Queenstown: a big, densely stocked basement store where everyday practicalities come at prices the company promises will always be low. The range runs to approximately 17,000 products across five main categories — hardware; household and furnishing; electrical; stationery and sports equipment; and others — with more than 10,000 of the items carrying the MR D.I.Y. brand itself, billed as quality and economical.
The store runs on the motto ALWAYS LOW PRICES and a steady rhythm of promotions: Price Drop Bonanzas on home must-haves and lifestyle picks, National Day sales with up to 30% off selected items, with-purchase deals like USB fan offers, and themed collections such as a Winnie the Pooh range of hair accessories and cozy lifestyle goodies. Selected outlets also stock official licensed merchandise for the FIFA World Cup 2026.
The formula has drawn recognition — an eighth consecutive World Branding Award for 2025–2026, Brand of the Year 2022–2023, and Frost & Sullivan's Company of the Year two years running — while new store openings across Singapore, from Suntec City to The Seletar Mall, keep extending the footprint.
Tucked into the basement of Anchorpoint mall along Alexandra Road, MR.DIY takes up units #B1-28 to B1-31 plus a stretch of the adjoining common area — a sizeable slice of Queenstown's neighbourhood mall given over to one straightforward idea: everyday goods at always low prices.
MR.DIY needs little introduction to shoppers in Singapore. The stores have become a familiar sight in malls and neighbourhood centres across the country, with recent openings at Suntec City, The Seletar Mall and Zhong Shan Mall adding to the network. The formula travels well: a broad, densely stocked range under one roof, and prices the brand promises will always be low. For Queenstown residents and workers along Alexandra Road, the Anchorpoint branch puts that range within easy reach.
MR.DIY organises approximately 17,000 products into five main categories: hardware; household and furnishing; electrical; stationery and sports equipment; and an 'others' bucket for the rest. In practical terms that covers home decoration and kitchen equipment, everyday electrical items, DIY and repair supplies, stationery for school or the office, and sports basics — the long tail of household life that fewer and fewer shops bother carrying in one place.
More than 10,000 of the items on sale carry the MR D.I.Y. brand itself. The company leans on this house label for value, billing the range as quality and economical, and it leads with that breadth: 'Home decoration? Kitchen equipment? And many more. There are over 10 thousand MR D.I.Y. branded quality and economical items — all under one roof.'
'ALWAYS LOW PRICES' is the company motto, and the promotional calendar is built around proving it. Recent campaigns have included a Price Drop Bonanza with up to 31% off home must-haves and lifestyle picks while stocks last, and an SG61 Sale marking Singapore's National Day with up to 30% off selected items. With-purchase deals appear in the lineup too — a USB fan promotion has featured — and offers are often stock-dependent, so it pays to see what's running before you shop. Because the selection turns over with each campaign, repeat visits often turn up something new.
Between the utility there's personality. Themed collections rotate through the year: a Winnie the Pooh range of hair accessories, cozy lifestyle goodies and everyday essentials brought a little whimsy to the shelves, while selected outlets stocked official licensed merchandise for the FIFA World Cup 2026. These drops are seasonal and outlet-specific, so it's worth asking in store what has made it to Anchorpoint.
The formula has not gone unnoticed. MR D.I.Y. collected its eighth consecutive World Branding Award for 2025–2026, was named Brand of the Year 2022–2023 at the same awards, and earned Frost & Sullivan's 'Company of the Year' title two years running. For a retailer whose whole identity is thrift, the industry recognition makes a tidy counterweight, and new store announcements across the island suggest the chain is still growing locally.
The branch sits on basement level one of Anchorpoint at 370 Alexandra Road, easy to combine with other errands at the mall. Branch-specific opening hours are not published on the brand's website, so check the MR D.I.Y. store locator or Anchorpoint's mall hours before a dedicated trip. For other queries, MR D.I.Y. Trading (Singapore)'s head office at 9 Raffles Place handles email enquiries on weekdays, and the brand posts promotions and store news on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok.
Come with a list or come without one — this is the kind of store where the list rarely survives the first aisle.