The expansionary phase of the late 1990s and early 2000s appears to be over, as does the boom in consumer interest in DIY fuelled by the media. There are few opportunities to open new out-of-town DIY sheds and people don’t seem to be doing as much DIY as they used to, preferring instead to pay someone to do it for them. The market is looking increasingly mature and market ...
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Where They Shop for DIY
Where They Shop for DIY – Detailed Consumer Demographics
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What They Bought – Detailed Consumer Demographics
Attitudes Towards DIY Shopping
Attitudes Towards DIY Shopping – Detailed Demographics
Floors-2-Go
Focus Group
Homebase
JH Leeke & Son
Mica
Robert Dyas Holdings
Topps Tiles
Wickes
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How are the changes in consumer attitudes to DIY affecting the retail market?
