Winter time!
From the 5th of November new opening times: Tuesday 3pm - 6pm. Saturday no change.
Special Offer: We are offering a special membership for our neighbours in Priory Court! £10 / year!
TOOL UP YOUR FRIENDS, FAMILY OR CUSTOMERS WITH OUR WTL GIFT CARD!
WELCOME @ WTL!
We are a community tool lending library with the mission to create a community of sharing tools and skills, using our collective responsibility to take care of one another and our planet.
The library project was initiated by residents of William Morris Big Local, made possible by William Morris Big Local funding & is run by Forest Recycling Project as well as volunteers from Priory Court.
How to become a WTL member
1. Create an account (top right).
2. Read and sign our User Agreement
3. Choose your membership, pay online or redeem your WTL gift card:
- Regular: £30 / year
- Concession: £10 / year for those who cannot afford the regular fee
- Sponsor: £50 / year for those who want to sponsor someone else's membership
- Priory Court Resident Membership: £10 / year for those who live in Priory Court
- Community Group £50 / year for those who work together and need more tools (10 tools/loan)
- Community Group Sub-account £5 / year extra 5 tools for Community Group
4. Verify your email address.
Complete your membership in person: The first time you visit us, please bring
- a photo ID and
- proof of address.
Subscribe to the Walthamstow Tool Library newsletter, please click the link bellow:
https://frpuk.us17.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=e1ca08a2acc681bc6fcee2117&id=63f4a4b0f7
How to borrow tools
Reserve the tools you want to borrow, and select a time slot to pick them up. Please note: You can only reserve items up to 7 days in advance!
You can borrow 5 tools at a time and keep them for 7 days - with the option to renew the loan for one week.
Return them clean & ready for the next user!
How to donate tools
Please check out our tool wish list to see what we are after. If you have any good condition tools to donate, send an email to tools@frpuk.org.
For more info about the tool library, visit www.frpuk.org/community-work/tools.