diy.co.uk

I’m in the process of buying my first house and when I finally get it it’s going to need quite a bit of work. So for the first time in my life I’ve taken an interest in things DIY and, more specifically, places SELLING things DIY. Last weekend I set off on what was meant to be quick trek around my local DIY shops but alas it turned out to be a very long, very stressful and very unproductive exercise. The parking, the traffic, the out of stock items, the jostling shoppers and the queues just put me right off traditional shopping and had me rushing home to do my research and purchasing online and ALONE. That’s how I discovered ...

B&Q are of course one of the biggest DIY superstores in the UK and this is their website. It is a site which matches their status, I find it hard to fault in any way, and if you are looking for DIY products then I would suggest that you make this one of your first stops. The site design is simple and effective. They have opted to not litter the pages with flashy pointless graphics and flash animations which slow things down, but instead, present a professional polished, practical site which suits the subject matter. The colour scheme is helpful on the eye, a white background with orange toolbars and black text matching the company logo colours, and nothing ...

I have just found the most amazing wedsite. Its so wonderful it took me over 1/2 an hour to stop laughing. I'm still chuckliung about it now! Take a look @ http://www.thediyclub.co.uk Unfortunatly you will have to take the guided tour, as it costs £50 p.a. to get to the real good stuff!! But then this site is SO good maybe its worth it. Enjoy and learn. PS - You may wish to turn your speakers off before visiting .. be warned. ...