HISTORY:
The spirit of  Rafael Pujol and the friendlines of Carme Solanes, who take care of looking after the shop and wait on the customers,the business take hold early. The products were behind the 

counter and the customer had to ask for the things that they want. 
Although they sold edible products, the strong point of the shop were hardware products and paints.
There were few packing products, the most were sold unpackaged.
The Civil War completely disrupted the local business, however, the shop remained opened.

During Lleida's battle in the Spring of 1938, the Estereria Street had affected by a shelling and the shop burnt. They didn't stop working, they moved their business to a warehouse in the Saint John's Church Street. In the 1939 they moved again their shop to La Sal Square, taking advantage of a property were there had been the Germans Reixac knitting shop. Estereria's Street disappeared on the years 40, when it was demolished with other houses that were near it, and after the Council built porches.