D.I.Y. All of B&Q available in only 280 sq.m

An article by Sophie Baqué

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14 March 2017 à 18h36

Updated on 10 February 2023 à 12h18

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An article by Sophie Baqué

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14 March 2017 à 18h36

Updated on 10 February 2023 à 12h18

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Publication: 14 March 2017 à 18h36, Updated on 10 February 2023 à 12h18

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In London, the D.I.Y. retailer B&Q (Kingfisher group) is opening its first high street store in early March 2017. Covering a sales area of 280 sq.m on Holloway Road, the range covers only home decoration, repair and maintenance. The store will not carry building materials, wood-cutting or the “Trade Point” counter associated with larger units. However, clients have access to the whole range of 35,000 references via the delivery and “click & collect” services available. “This shop is part of...

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