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When shopping for DIY tools , materials or equipment, try the smaller DIY shops as an alternative to the large superstores on the outsides of towns. For those that don't drive, DIY shops are a much more accessible option. Small, independent shops can offer DIY advice and occasionally discount prices. Most shops have sales in the summer and after Christmas so that is the best time to try for bargains. DIY shops have an advantage over DIY stores in that they can offer a more personal and friendly service. It is worth taking time to get to know the staff in a DIY shop as they can help you and offer advice and DIY tips . Anything they don't have in stock, they should be able to order in for you. Supporting local businesses is important to maintain variety and choice in the market place. Independent shops can offer products which are not available from the large chains and staff often have more time to talk to customers and help them with their requirements. Building up a relationship with your local DIY shop is particularly useful for those looking for help with their DIY home repairs , perhaps because they are new to home improvement.

When shopping for DIY tools and materials, it is usually a good idea to make a list of what you need before going down to the shop. DIY projects need careful planning to ensure successful completion. Take measurements either using the imperial or metric system (see the metric conversion tables ) and note them down. To make sure you get the correct part or size, if possible take part to replaced, or the item to be repaired, down to the DIY shop with you. This saves the inconvenience of going down to the shop and returning home with the wrong item, which then has to be exchanged before you can complete the task in hand. Read instructions and description carefully while you are still in the shop to make sure you have the correct item for your requirements.

Many DIY shops and stores now sell their goods over the Internet as well. This requires a certain amount of planning as it means you can't pick up the goods straightaway but can be more convenient, particularly as the goods and materials are delivered straight to your home. DIY websites allow you to browse the goods available, select the ones you require, order and purchase online. Check how long delivery time will be - for instance if you need the goods for the weekend, it is no good if they can not deliver until the following Monday.

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