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That has stock and will deliver. Nowt fancy some sort of mostly white dulux kitchen paint
Wilko still delivering? Their dulux is shite compared to trade places, but needs must.
Supermarket locally to me sells basic emulsion too.
Amazon sell it and are still delivering, moral issues aside. I think Tooltation and Screwfix are still delivering. Toolstation has a lower limit on free delivery. Both have a reasonable range of basic paints
B&Q are operating on a click and collect basis (and a reduced range).
Maybe call around a few local suppliers 'Hardware' shops are permitted to trade so if somewhere local has solved how to operate buy from them. Some may be delivery only, some may require you to pre-book a collection.
Screwfix don't deliver paint. I ordered some garage floor paint from them on click and collect the evening before the lock down and click and collect is for essential supplies only, which I don't think garage floor paint qualifies as. Delivery services unaffected on other items though.
Wilko still open, got a couple of tester pots when I had to pop in for pet supplies
Toolstation will deliver, or at least they delivered mine last week
Ok few to look at. Bigger sheds seem to be only supplying essential items (of which paint isn’t). Whilst I applaud the idea, its a bit weird that other non essential shops are allowed to order online. I thought diy stores being given essential mean they could keep the bricks and mortar stores open whereas anyone else had to shift to online.
B&Q open for click and collect now i think - check their website.
B & Q click and collect is operational but only for a limited range of essential items, if it's not on their list of essential items you can't put it in your virtual basket. Makes sense really, there are loads of jobs I could be doing including decking repair but it's not really justified. Having to do all the jobs I had already bought materials for but didn't get around to.
Wickes doing click and collect too - some decking boards and plaster obviously count as essential items
Wickes are also operating a queuing system on their website at the moment.
Looks like I won't be painting the fence this lock down after all Most sites I've been to it's not on their list!
Dulux Decroator Centres have closed. Johnson's website doesn't say that they've closed so they might be open
On saturday i waited in q on wickes online site - and was then able to order for click and collect masonary paint, pea shingle and exterior filler , they sent me a message saying it was ready - and i headed down the next day (on the way to essential grovery shopping) - waved at them through the doors and shouted my order number at them and they then pushed a trolley out with a stick and that was that ..no one else outside when i did my collection - but could see a load of trolleys with stuff on them in the store
Try B&M if you're near to one. My local one sells Dulux and Johnstone's paint. Stores appear to be open as normal due to being food retailers.
Our local hardware shop is still operating via phone or online order, hopefully be able to pick some supplies up this week
Good to know about wickes, I assumed it was similar to b&q and wouldn't be supplying paint
Brewers are closed, but if you are after fancy paint, www.designerpaint.com say they are still delivering
Off to look at toolstation now.
Looks like you can order from tool station.but they have some blurb about restricting to essential product lines too
HOMEBASE are delivering still.