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Are We Seeing The Demise Of Diy Stores?
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Could this be down to our young who cannot afford to buy their own homes, so live in rented accommodation?
People nowadays being able to afford to employ professionals to carry out their home improvements?
Or simply the lack of DIY skills amongst our young?
Could this be down to our young who cannot afford to buy their own homes, so live in rented accommodation?
People nowadays being able to afford to employ professionals to carry out their home improvements?
Or simply the lack of DIY skills amongst our young?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I love diy and have the whole flat to do, I did it quickly when I moved in and didn't redo anything as Dave was ill. I have been to John Lewis to look through their books chosen what I want but will source it online. Paint I have picked up some shade cards and am at the planning stage. I used to like getting plants from garden centres but even the nearest is nearly an hour away on public transport. It's one thing where delivery costs make online shopping far too expensive except for the sort of treasure plants you can't get elsewhere, for everything else there is wilko/Wilkinsons.
as jim says, Homebase was hopelessly mismanaged by the Aussies. Not that it was in great shape when they bought it, but they made it worse; though some customers said they'd improved it in many ways.
But I don't know that the younger generation just isn't interested. jno jnr bought and totally renovated an old flat - ripped out all the walls and everything. He did a beautiful job. He got the time wrong - he thought it would take a few monhs, it took a year; and maybe not everyone wants to spend that much time, but I don't suppose most people ever did.
But I don't know that the younger generation just isn't interested. jno jnr bought and totally renovated an old flat - ripped out all the walls and everything. He did a beautiful job. He got the time wrong - he thought it would take a few monhs, it took a year; and maybe not everyone wants to spend that much time, but I don't suppose most people ever did.
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