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Wickes Black Friday offers

Eg, £50 Einhell leaf blower, £258 Keter garden & bike shed

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DIY retailer Wickes has deals on a number of products this Black Friday, including DIY tools and outdoor storage. It's also offering buy-one-get-one-half-price on wallpaper*.

Here are some strong examples we found when we looked at 10.15am on Fri 27 Nov:
- Einhell PXC 36V cordless 45L leaf blower & vac* - £50. Next cheapest £77.99 at TW Tool Superstore
- Keter store it out ultra large garden & bike storage shed* - £258. Next cheapest, £268 at Amazon and B&Q
Important: Don't get caught up in the Black Friday hype, and keep our money mantras in mind – only ever buy what you need and can afford. You should always do your own price comparisons to ensure you’ve found the best deal available – don't simply take a retailer's word for it.
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'Buy one get one free' emulsion (2.5L)

In stores & online Thu-Mon. Includes brands, eg, Dulux

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This Easter weekend, at Wickes* there's a 'buy one get one free' on all 2.5L emulsion paints until Mon 22 Apr. Delivery's £7.95, but you can order online and collect from a store for free (find your nearest*). It includes branded emulsion as well as Wickes own-label.

You can mix and match colours, but the two you pick need to be the same price and the same brand. The discount is applied automatically when you pay.

MSE Anthony says:

It's worth knowing, even with this offer, Wickes isn't always the cheapest place to buy. When I looked on Thu 18 Apr, Wilko had 5L Dulux Pure Brilliant White* matt emulsion for £10, while at Wickes it was £14 for two tins half that size (£4 extra for the same quantity).

Yet when I checked Dulux coloured emulsions, online at Wickes they were mostly £17 for 2.5L (5L with the 2for1), and I couldn't find the same ones cheaper anywhere else.
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