Im not interested in their bullsh*t. People will remember the companies that acted decent in the…read morecoronavirus outbreak like BT that stopped all installs & are only doing emergency work & they will remember the scum bags like Screwfix & wincanton that have got absolutely nothing to do with "essential Workers", but because of a loophole in the law can keep their warehouse In Litchfield open & treat their staff like crap & put profits & shareholders before the health of their staff & the General public. I for 1 would rather go without before I buy anything from Screwfix again.

Most things you need for DIY stuff, and much cheaper than B&Q (although owned by same company)…read more Argos-style pay and wait sytem is used so saves you wlaking miles looking for something. Also you can pre-order via the website.

I'm sure it's not normal to have this much affection for a DIY store…read more It is easy to get to with plenty of parking once you arrive. As a warehouse it is very large and has a good Trade section too. For all it is large it isn't daunting but actually very comfortabke to browse around. It has all the usual DIY products, a large selection plus bathroom and kitchen displays. The lighting section is one of the best I have seen - very inpsiring. They also ave fires and fire surrounds. The bare bones of DIY - wood etc is plentiful. Outside there is a small garden section and all thouh pricey the plants are very good quality. Their seasonal displays and goods in summer and at Christmas are very good. In fact they carry some very interesting and unusual Christmas decorations. The staff are very helpful and they do carry more 'mature' staff who have a wealth of DIY knowledge they are only to happy to share with you. I've learnt a lot of DIY hints and tips here! There is a customer toilet in store and a small coffee shop which serves a very good cuppa and has a range of sandwiches and cakes. If you are dashing out mid project it's a nice place to have a quick break.