Access Henfield - Collector Clash

Collector Clash

This is the ultimate destination for trading cards, collectibles and tattoos. For example, Pokémon and graded cards whether you are looking to buy, sell or trade. There is also a classic gaming area with Sega and Nintendo games. They also sell Warhammer, Minecraft, TCGs, Games, Clothes, Blind bags and toys. You can also get a tattoo from an artist with over 30 years of experience.

The shop is open Tuesday to Friday 12 – 7pm, Saturdays 11 – 6pm and Sunday 11 – 4pm.

Also, on 1st Tuesday of the month in the Leisure Centre there is a ticketed event for trading Pokémon cards.

Parking

Coopers Way council car park is situated across the road from the shop which has 90 spaces and 6 disabled parking spaces.

The Library council car park is 100 metres from the shop on the same side of the road with 81 parking places including 4 disabled parking spaces.

Mobility scooters are often parked outside the shop or there is covered parking at the end of Caudle Street.

Entrance

The shop entrance door can be pushed open and it stays open. There is a 6” (15cm) step into the shop, but there is a ramp available if needed. The width of the door which is 27.5” (70cm).

Inside the Shop

There is a centre table with wide aisles round it. There are several chairs and stools to sit on round the table. The table height allows for a wheelchair to come up to the table, with staff happy to move chairs to accommodate. Dogs also welcome.

The is good ceiling lighting and light from the shop windows. There is a counter at the end of the shop for information and purchases.

Toilets

There is a small toilet which is 160 x 105cm (5’3” x 3’5”) with a door width of 64cm (25”). To get to the toilet there is also a 74cm door which makes it unsuitable for a wheelchair.

There is also a public unisex disabled toilet in the High Street accessed using a radar key, as well as separate male and female toilets and baby changing facilities in each.

A radar key can be borrowed from the shop.

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