ScrewFix Ireland

epopnomis · 28-10-2015 9:26am

they can afford an odd drill bit here and there...

matchthis · 28-10-2015 10:04am

How do he get free deliver? Ireland5 working for me

slave1 · 29-10-2015 9:02pm

epopnomis wrote: »

drill bit ordered for 4.99, voucher for 5€, free delivery, 0€ charged thank you very much...

My two free boxes arrived today, two separate orders below a fiver each...

Hootanany · 29-10-2015 9:33pm

epopnomis wrote: »

drill bit ordered for 4.99, voucher for 5€, free delivery, 0€ charged thank you very much...

I ordered first time and only got free dilevery said I could not get the fiver offðŸ˜£ what's the work around?

CH3OH · 18-11-2015 8:46pm

New code for €15 off when you spend €80.
Valid until Sunday 29th November
Code: IEWINTERA

Marhay70 · 19-11-2015 12:56am

When I saw the 15e off code I said I'd bite the bullet and get a Hitachi drill I had looked at over the weekend for 114e. Guess what? It was 129e tonight.

mark085 · 19-11-2015 1:27am

epopnomis wrote: »

drill bit ordered for 4.99, voucher for 5€, free delivery, 0€ charged thank you very much...

howd you manage that delivery is 9 quid

matchthis · 19-11-2015 1:48am

I think delivery was free at the time or their was a code also for free delivery

John C 1981 · 27-11-2015 9:18am

Just so you know, if, like me, you place regular orders with Screwfix and you've already used the IEWINTERA code to get €15 off any order over €80, you won't be able to use it again before the end of November.

You will however, be able to use the code IEWINTERB which will give you the exact same thing. - I just chanced it and it worked.

Maybe it'll save one or two of ye a few quid...

Peace & love,

John C.

mint man · 27-11-2015 12:06pm

just wanted to say i bought the orignal deal of the hiatachi drill when they launched here ,
i broke after nearly a years use , they paid returns postage , which im told by post office lady would have cost 34 euro and they gave me a full refund .

martinr5232 · 05-02-2016 9:06pm

Any discount codes anyone ??

phobia2011 · 12-02-2016 7:45pm

Is it still 10% off first order?

Collibosher · 13-02-2016 2:19am

10 euro off when you spend 80 euro or over, code on checkout : IEDEALS3

Valid until March 6th.

knipper · 13-02-2016 4:22pm

Looking for a hammer drill for hanging pics and odd jobs around the house. Any recommended from here. I'm not sure what would be considered value. Thanks a mill

Kristopherus · 13-02-2016 10:06pm

knipper wrote: »

Looking for a hammer drill for hanging pics and odd jobs around the house. Any recommended from here. I'm not sure what would be considered value. Thanks a mill

Have a look at the Argos.ie website as well. A drill for home use and handyman jobs around the house need not cost the earth. €50 to €70 should suffice. And there's a nice one in Aldi next Thursday.

Keith186 · 13-02-2016 10:10pm

Might be some of the €55 ones left in Aldi. It's Lidl that are getting them in next week and that one is €60. Very little info on Lidl ad about it but the Aldi one has quick charge (1hr).

Marhay70 · 14-02-2016 8:05pm

Keith186 wrote: »

Might be some of the €55 ones left in Aldi. It's Lidl that are getting them in next week and that one is €60. Very little info on Lidl ad about it but the Aldi one has quick charge (1hr).

The problem with the Aldi/Lidl drills is they come with only one battery. This may not be a worry for some jobs but it can be a major PITA if your battery dies halfway through a job and you have to wait an hour before you can use it again. Screwfix have decent enough LI-Ion drills starting at €113, which come with two batteries

unklerosco · 14-02-2016 8:12pm

Kristopherus wrote: »

Have a look at the Argos.ie website as well. A drill for home use and handyman jobs around the house need not cost the earth. €50 to €70 should suffice. And there's a nice one in Aldi next Thursday.

If you're looking for a hammer drill I assume you have solid walls in your house. I've tried a few different drills and settled on a makita with a 3amp battery (u can get 4/5amp now). 1.5amp ones dust didn't have any power to get through the brick and all the cheaper ones seem to be like this. I have that for small quick jobs and a Bosch SDS hammer drill for bigger jobs. Every wall in my house is brick.. pain in the arse for hanging pics!

Marhay70 · 14-02-2016 9:39pm

unklerosco wrote: »

If you're looking for a hammer drill I assume you have solid walls in your house. I've tried a few different drills and settled on a makita with a 3amp battery (u can get 4/5amp now). 1.5amp ones dust didn't have any power to get through the brick and all the cheaper ones seem to be like this. I have that for small quick jobs and a Bosch SDS hammer drill for bigger jobs. Every wall in my house is brick.. pain in the arse for hanging pics!

I don't think you can judge how a drill will perform by the AH. AH is not a measure of power, it's a measure of how long a battery will last if drawing a set amount of current. Theoretically a 1.5A drill could be more powerful than a 3A one depending on build, gearing, circuitry etc. Makita are well built tools, it's quite possible that a Makita drill with a 1.5AH battery would outperform a cheaper brand with a 3AH battery.Torque and speed are probably better measures of performance.

JoeySully · 15-02-2016 10:59am

I got this one in argos back when it was €70. Great for drilling concrete block walls. Not as powerful as a mains drill but perfect for putting up pictures.

http://www.argos.ie/static/Product/partNumber/3390487/Trail/searchtext%3EWORX+DRILL+.htm

Seve OB · 01-03-2016 2:27pm

just about to pull the trigger on my first screwfix order. 76 in the bag so qualify for free delivery, but looking for a code if anyone knows of one to get a few more quid off???

JonnyM · 01-03-2016 2:28pm

Seve OB wrote: »

just about to pull the trigger on my first screwfix order. 76 in the bag so qualify for free delivery, but looking for a code if anyone knows of one to get a few more quid off???

Tool stop is much better. #justsaying

Seve OB · 01-03-2016 3:27pm

JonnyM wrote: »

Tool stop is much better. #justsaying

IYO

they don't have most of what I want

slave1 · 01-03-2016 5:27pm

Seve OB wrote: »

just about to pull the trigger on my first screwfix order. 76 in the bag so qualify for free delivery, but looking for a code if anyone knows of one to get a few more quid off???

Try different combinations of IRELAND10 e.g. IRELAND5
I did before XMas and got a fiver off

Seve OB · 01-03-2016 7:27pm

Ireland5 works to give a fiver off. Just thought as I seen so many say they got 15 off there might be a code knocking about. Have the basket parked for the moment as not in a major rush to check out so maybe we'll get a code now that I've registered with them

Seve OB · 03-03-2016 12:58am

slave1 wrote: »

My two free boxes arrived today, two separate orders below a fiver each...

Got a code today for free delivery but seems I can not do this trick with the Ireland5 code to get free stuff as can only enter one code

How did you do it?

slave1 · 03-03-2016 11:03am

Seve OB wrote: »

Got a code today for free delivery but seems I can not do this trick with the Ireland5 code to get free stuff as can only enter one code

How did you do it?

The site simply allowed free delivery on everything and I used the fiver code to get some stuff FOC, didn't think it would work but I've a rake of free cable ties and concrete screws now!

Seve OB · 03-03-2016 11:16am

slave1 wrote: »

The site simply allowed free delivery on everything and I used the fiver code to get some stuff FOC, didn't think it would work but I've a rake of free cable ties and concrete screws now!

ah right, so delivery used to be free no mater what the spend was, but now it's only free if you spend €70. I get ya now.

Bebo stunnah · 04-03-2016 12:31pm

Got an email today saying the code MARCH10 gives you €10 off an €80 spend if that's any use.

Seve OB · 04-03-2016 2:19pm

Bebo stunnah wrote: »

Got an email today saying the code MARCH10 gives you €10 off an €80 spend if that's any use.

just logged on to post the same. got email tis morning

uck51js9zml2yt · 04-03-2016 11:23pm

Bebo stunnah wrote: »

Got an email today saying the code MARCH10 gives you €10 off an €80 spend if that's any use.

May be too late for Steve but using the new code gives him a net profit of €1.
Spend €4 more to get €10 off or leave it at €76 and get a fiver off.:D

Seve OB · 05-03-2016 12:16am

I got a tenner off

Actually just needed a few fittings for cloak room. I was going to buy in woodies, price coming in at 61ish. Ended up spending 72ish with screw fix and got a bevy load of extra stuff worth about 40-50 quid which I would have been buying at some stage anyway, so really ended up well over 30 quid to the good by waiting a few days.

Even more positive, it won't arrive now till Monday at the earliest so it means I have Saturday all to myself with no jobs to do

CGI_3 · 07-03-2016 3:09am

JonnyM wrote: »

Tool stop is much better. #justsaying

Thanks for putting me onto Toolstop, hadn't heard of them.

I'm looking at:

Dewalt DCD995P2 18V Cordless XR 3 Speed Brushless Combi Drill (2 x 5Ah Batteries)

Toolstop 450.40 + 9.30 delivery = 459.70
Screwfix 540

over 80 euros in the difference...

Gumbo · 01-04-2016 9:39am

€10 off a spend of €80 or more.

Code : APRIL10

boarderuser · 17-05-2016 11:19pm

Anyone got a code for May, May10 doesnt work or is there no currently active discount codes?

mcsean2163 · 24-04-2018 2:04pm

Any actual stores in Ireland?

beerbaron · 24-04-2018 2:15pm

None !

Sleeper12 · 24-04-2018 2:27pm

mcsean2163 wrote:

Any actual stores in Ireland?

No. They ship from the UK. Many products they have sell have no Irish warranty. Aqualisa and triton showers, salamander pumps and many more products carry no warranty.

I use screwfix myself from time to time. I'm just saying it takes a little research to find out what actually has an Irish warranty and what doesn't