Screwfix prices.

Go elsewhere then.

 

You're lucky. one of our local timber merchants (Harlows Timber) have not only increased their prices , but now have a minimum length of timber to buy. Called in today as I needed 2.7 m of torus skirting to finish off a bedroom. Lad behind the counter tells me the minimum order now is 6 meters. I left it and went to another merchants instead . Sod em.

 

And they will blame Brexit...

 

Bought a Bosch laser lever last Oct from Screwfix was reduced from £149.99 to £99.99 then used the £20 of your next purchases over £100 voucher bought a packet of cable clips and got the lot for £81.12p...............................result.

 

£20 of your next purchases over £100 voucher, never seen one, never had one.

 

I can't see the point of the post, if you don't like the prices then go elsewhere, don't start a post going "Oh Waitrose is expensive"

 

Yes honest, got another batch on last month for £10, £15 and £20 off........didn't use them so did the next best thing........recycle bin.

 

Just bought £200 of Kudox radiators, a voucher would have been nice.

 

Yes, they are not transferable to another person as it has the customer name and numbers on them. Ask Screwfix Peter.

 

Yeh, Gotta agree with JayT1975 their prices are a bit steep on some items.

chippie244, Yup, done that. But today one would think we must stay reasonably competitive or go bust.
The idea surely is that a post like this should give SF some feedback & hopefully SF can either bring prices down or loose customers.
Which they did on my last purchase a miter saw, as the price difference was over £30.

 

Same here with a cordless drill, got drill cheaper elsewhere & with two 3Ah batteries, instead of 1.5Ah batteries at our host.

 

We, who's we?

 

Price is always relative.

If you need something urgent to complete a job, or to save time, and especially if it is a cost you are passing on, then dearer doesn't matter.

If you are working to a tight quote and have time to source at best price, then cost is important.

Buying things like tools, then you have to take into account warranty, cheapest isn't always best.

 

I was chatting, I work for a living, I wouldn't start a post about something that trivial and yes you can talk about anything you like and I can critisise you.

 

I've noticed the price of petrol going up,, but there's not a lot I can do about it. Not much chance of "shopping around" for it though.

 

Have to admit I never realised petrol was in the catalogue

 

Just saved 1p on a tank full and only had to drive 15 miles to get it.