Toolstation launches its biggest ever sale
Posted: Thursday, January 5th, 2023
Toolstation has unveiled its biggest ever sale for tradespeople and DIYers to help them secure the best possible prices for trade-quality products, Electrical Times has reported. It means customers will get access to thousands of products on sale through its app, in stores and online, and it will run until the 15th January. Stand-out offers from Toolstation include a £108 saving on the DeWalt DCK276 18V XR Combi Drill & Impact Driver Twin Pack 2 x 4.0Ah, reduced from £407.98 to £299.98, an £83.50 saving on Milwaukee M18BLHX-501X Brushless SDS+ Hammer Drill 1 x 5.0Ah reduced from £353.48 to £269.98 and a £40.40 saving on the DeWalt DCK2110L2T-GB 12V XR Brushless Compact Twin Pack 2 x 3.0Ah reduced down to £234.98, from £275.38. Rupert Nichols, Commercial Director of Toolstation said: “We’ve been trusted by the trades for over 20 years to provide our customers with great value and quality. The energy crisis and consumer squeeze have meant that this is more important than ever. Our biggest ever sale has thousands of big brand name products on sale. Tradespeople and DIYers looking for the best deals and value, should download our app now if they have not already got it or visit our website or stores where they can get access to these deals.” At a time when value continues to be important to tradespeople and consumers the launch builds upon Toolstation’s commitment to offering customers the best possible value whatever job or project they are working on. With many customers feeling the pinch after the Christmas period, many of these deals will be a welcome surprise.
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