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  • 21-06-2013 9:48am
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    lil'bug
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    If you go on to www.diy.com/.ie you can download a voucher for 15% off just hand it in or show it on your smart phone. It is valid all weekend as far as i know


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    sbsquarepants
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    It's not working for me....... and i've to get timber there at lunch time today:mad:

    Edit: Just the link is not working - voucher can be gotten from the diy.com site.
    Cheers lil'bug - you saved me a few quid!


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    0lordy
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    lil'bug wrote: »
    If you go on to www.diy.com/.ie you can download a voucher for 15% off just hand it in or show it on your smart phone. It is valid all weekend as far as i know

    Slight typo on your link: www.diy.com/ie is it.

    Thanks for that


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    lil'bug
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,506 ✭✭✭lil'bug


    0lordy wrote: »
    Slight typo on your link: www.diy.com/ie is it.

    Thanks for that

    Thank you i am on my phone and didn't realise it wad wrong :)


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    beardybrewer
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    voucher_offer_wk20_2013.jpg
    http://www.diy.com/roi/images/voucher_offer_wk20_2013.jpg


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    mrcheez
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    cheers OP, and just as I was going to head over last night but decided to hold off for a day


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    Meath08
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    Thanks op. I was in Liffey Valley today and picked up some 3 for 2 offers plus 15% off in addition. They also split my order so I could benefit twice as I spent over €100.


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    paddy147
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    lil'bug wrote: »
    If you go on to www.diy.com/.ie you can download a voucher for 15% off just hand it in or show it on your smart phone. It is valid all weekend as far as i know


    ...only when you spend 50 euro or more...;)




    Spend under 50 euro and you get the following..........:pac::D




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    paddy147
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    Theres also a "3 for 2" offer on all plants in B&Q

    21st-24th June.

    http://www.diy.com/ie


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    lotsofthegreen
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    Meath08 wrote: »
    Thanks op. I was in Liffey Valley today and picked up some 3 for 2 offers plus 15% off in addition. They also split my order so I could benefit twice as I spent over €100.


    This makes no sense :D. Its 15% off the total amount when you spend over 50.


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    gandalf
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    Thanks OP saved me some cash buying paint today :)


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    Meath08
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    lotsofthegreen wrote: »
    This makes no sense :D. Its 15% off the total amount when you spend over 50.

    Yes, you're right. I misread the voucher and thought it was 15% off up to max spend of €50. I've no idea why they split my order in that case.


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    lindtee
    Registered Users Posts: 3,396 ✭✭✭lindtee


    Meath08 wrote: »
    Yes, you're right. I misread the voucher and thought it was 15% off up to max spend of €50. I've no idea why they split my order in that case.

    It may have been to get the maximum benefit from the 3 for 2 offer rather than the 15% off.


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    brokenarms
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    sbsquarepants wrote: »
    It's not working for me....... and i've to get timber there at lunch time today:mad:

    Edit: Just the link is not working - voucher can be gotten from the diy.com site.
    Cheers lil'bug - you saved me a few quid!

    Dont get timber in B&Q....!!!! They are like 200% more expensive than a builder provider.


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    paddy147
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    brokenarms wrote: »
    Dont get timber in B&Q....!!!! They are like 200% more expensive than a builder provider.


    10 euro for a 16 foot length of PT 3 x 2 in a builders providers.

    3 euro for a 16 foot length of PT 2 x 1 in a builders providers.


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    anuprising
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    paddy147 wrote: »
    10 euro for a 16 foot length of PT 3 x 2 in a builders providers.

    3 euro for a 16 foot length of PT 2 x 1 in a builders providers.

    €3 for a 2x1 in a builders providers ?
    you are being rogered sideways


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    paddy147
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    anuprising wrote: »
    €3 for a 2x1 in a builders providers ?
    you are being rogered sideways


    Sorry...2 euro 80 cents to be a bit more precise.I rounded it off to 3 euro for the sake of a post.


    So tell me how much a 16 foot length of PT 2 x 1 is then???


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    anuprising
    Registered Users Posts: 373 ✭✭anuprising


    €1.40 I get it for

    2.81 is retail and a bit high retail price


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    paddy147
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    anuprising wrote: »
    €1.40 I get it for

    2.81 is retail and a bit high retail price

    Trade.........exactly.


    2 euro 80 cents retail per 16 foot length is about the going rate in most builders providers in Dublin.


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    anuprising
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    no , have a look at goodwins.ie
    €2.50 retail buy 12 @ €1.85 each retail

    there are more or less telling you you can get it at €1.85 at the counter that's the manoeuvre room on the price


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    paddy147
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    anuprising wrote: »
    no , have a look at goodwins.ie
    €2.50 retail buy 12 @ €1.85 each retail

    there are more or less telling you you can get it at €1.85 at the counter that's the manoeuvre room on the price


    I dont need 12 though.

    And by the time I travel there and waste time and diesel,I think I would have spent more than 30 cents...;)

    Im 1 minute up the road from a builders providers,so 2 euro 80 cents is fine with me.


    Thats the going rate in most of the builders providers in my areas.

    One is 2 euro 70 cents,but thats about a mile down the road from me.10 cents cheaper...meh.:pac::D



    Still alot cheaper than B&Q though.


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    lil'bug
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    This offer ends today if anyone id still interested


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    mrcheez
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    lil'bug wrote: »
    This offer ends today if anyone id still interested

    They have a good deal on Dulux as well. 2 cans of 2.5lt EasyCare for €39, instead of €36 for 1 can.

    The 15% off applies to this as well, so that's €33.15 for 2 cans of EasyCare.

    nice!


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    paddy147
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    mrcheez wrote: »
    They have a good deal on Dulux as well. 2 cans of 2.5lt EasyCare for €39, instead of €36 for 1 can.

    The 15% off applies to this as well, so that's €33.15 for 2 cans of EasyCare.

    nice!


    Yet according to the voucher on previous page...the 15% off CANNOT be used in conjunction with any other store offers/promotions.


    The plot thickens......:pac:


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    mrcheez
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    That's what I thought, so I had to double-check my receipt :)

    Saved a whopper as I had to buy about 80 litres


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    paddy147
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    mrcheez wrote: »
    That's what I thought, so I had to double-check my receipt :)

    Saved a whopper as I had to buy about 80 litres


    So you bought 32 tubs of of Dulux paint then??


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    mrcheez
    Registered Users Posts: 13,657 ✭✭✭✭mrcheez


    paddy147 wrote: »
    So you bought 32 tubs of of Dulux paint then??

    Showing off your math skills I see!

    Nah had to mix it up with some other tubs, but good chunk of it was covered by the 2 for €39. If I have some left over I can always sell em on :D


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    paddy147
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    mrcheez wrote: »
    Showing off your math skills I see!

    Nah had to mix it up with some other tubs, but good chunk of it was covered by the 2 for €39. If I have some left over I can always sell em on :D


    Yep,Im a Mathematical Genius allright....:pac::pac::D




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