New York City, NY, USA, Screwfix Locations

[www.screwfix.com/p/titan-tile-glass-drill-bits-4-piece-set/258pr](http://www.screwfix.com/p/titan-tile-glass-drill-bits-4-piece-set/258pr) https://preview.redd.it/57ofw474dk8g1.png?width=1098&format=png&auto=webp&s=2d05e2913bff6a44da5b170da41c2039a8efecc7 I am trying to fit a shower curtain rail plus a shower caddy. I'll need to drill into tile for the shower curtain pole. For the shower caddy, I tried drilling through the grout/space between tiles with the normal drill bits I had. It goes about 3-4 mm through the grout and no further. Are these the correct drill bits to get. Do I drill straight through with these bits or do I start with these and then use s...

Looking at adding a universal shower pump to this unvented hot water svstem so I can add a shower in the bath in the main bathroom (just a bath atm) The pump has two inlets (cold and hot) and two outlets (hot and cold), trying to figure out which is which and best place to install it. Something like this model here: https://www.toolstation.com/stuart-turner-monsoon-universal-twin-shower-pump/p61406?store=DF Q1) which pipes are which and why does the cylinder has so many pipes coming out of it, looks like 2 at bottom and one midway plus the inlet at the top Q2) where is best place to put it, thinking left hand side Q3) do I need a top entry S tank flange for this setup if its a universal ...

obviously not a very serious post, but I'm in the UK and regularly go to local DIY supply stores, mainly Screwfix and Toolstation. I've noticed lately that most of the staff are LGBT. I thought it was interesting because a lot of tradesmen go to these shops and I'd have assumed they were more likely to be homophobes/bigots, but maybe that's my own bias. I was wondering if we're infiltrating the trades world wide or it's just a local thing.

Hello, I need to replace the kitchen tap. The new tap has the flexible connections, so I'll need to replace the pipes underneath between the stop valves. My current shopping list (screwfix), is: * 15mm pipe * Compression valve Tee * male coupler * equal coupler * ptfe tape Do I need anything else to make the joints solid and waterproof? Thanks in advance and best wishes Note: I have tried 10x plumbers, quotes and availability isn't possible.

It’s the end a tension rod for a pan drawer (there’s another exactly the same on the other end of the drawer front too.) I’ve spent an hour searching screwfix forums but haven’t managed to find an answer. Do we just need to buy new ones from a hardware store, or can we salvage these ? The rest of the cupboards and drawers are done - this is the last bit. Have tried twisting, pulling etc, but don’t want to damage anything. If it helps, all components were from Moore’s Kitchens & most of the hardware appears to be from Blum. Thanks in advance !

I applied on the screwfix careers website for a retail assistant job, and the process seemed oddly simple. I was expecting to answer questions or do an assessment or something, but it was just a case of submitting a CV. There wasn't even a place to write a cover letter or anything. I thought that would be on the next page but it just went straight to submitting. I'm considering dropping in to the actual store with my CV and a cover letter, would that help my chances?

Hi all My father is in need of an update to his shower. The pressure is diabolical and a hose outside would deliver better pressure. However, the more i read about power showers the more I'm getting confused so i guess this is an 'explain to me like I'm 5' scenario. I've added his current shower and a listing from Screwfix of a potential power shower but Google is saying the 8ltr p min situation isn't good? I'm confused - is the purpose of the power shower not to make it powerful?! Any insight would be amazing Thanks

NOTE: I WILL BE PAYING A FURTHER £5 LESS IF THE TOTAL GIFT CARDS YOU ARE GIVING ME ARE LESS THAN £50 Apart from the mentioned below, I only accept UK cards PLEASE GIVE FULL DETAILS IN YOUR OPENING MESSAGE! what gift card you have the amount you have what payment methods you can accept, paypal will be the highest What the source is with proof \\----------------------------------------Details---------------------------------- \\\*\\\*\\\*My Impersonators (DO NOT TRADE WITH): Right-Trick-5848, righttick\\\_5848 Note the misspellings, note the dash "-" instead of the underscore "\\\_", always verify it is me in PMs Amazon USA, DE Germany, FR France, ES Spain, IT It...

NOTE: I WILL BE PAYING A FURTHER £5 LESS IF THE TOTAL GIFT CARDS YOU ARE GIVING ME ARE LESS THAN £50 Apart from the mentioned below, I only accept UK cards PLEASE GIVE FULL DETAILS IN YOUR OPENING MESSAGE! what gift card you have the amount you have what payment methods you can accept, paypal will be the highest What the source is with proof \\----------------------------------------Details---------------------------------- \\\*\\\*\\\*My Impersonators (DO NOT TRADE WITH): Right-Trick-5848, righttick\\\_5848 Note the misspellings, note the dash "-" instead of the underscore "\\\_", always verify it is me in PMs Amazon USA, DE Germany, FR France, ES Spain, IT It...

This waste pipe is leading into a circular drain which I have measured as 95mm. Plumber advised something like the McAlpine connector in the second image. However it is turning out impossible to find one, they all seem to be 110mm. Can anyone suggest a solution? Thanks

On Friday my flat roof started leaking and water was coming through the kitchen light. My research so far tells me that my roof is fibreglass, and I can use a fibreglass repair kit with matting, resin and a hardener and then use flowcoat on top. Is this true? I can't find a kit at b&q or Screwfix, if I need it quickly does anyone have any hardware stores to recommend? Can I use any kind of type to patch it without doing more damage until a kit arrives if I have to order it? Does my roof look like fibreglass? I'd really appreciate any advice as I am panicking quite a bit.

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Hi all, I'll try to keep this concise. There's a master telephone socket in our loft: https://preview.redd.it/r6z859t4pt0g1.jpg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ae9ca0a43564910899cae37ca098835abed73d23 I'm trying to create a new slave socket on our ground floor which I understand would look like this: https://preview.redd.it/6s5wfz0apt0g1.png?width=1436&format=png&auto=webp&s=3522db7b47776d69b8068ffdfad994623b2167e2 Had I known better, I would have purchased a [telephone extension kit](https://www.screwfix.com/p/essentials-telephone-extension-kit-10m/4911x#product_additional_details_container). Instead I reused an existing ...

hi. tried all weekend to fit my sink and waste. will this connect so I can finish it? thank you for any help.

The Screwfix App has come to the Google Play store in Ireland.

Hi, I have very basic heating controls similar to photo. I want to change to Smart Control so I can operate heating when not home. Is this possible? Any info would be greatly appreciated

My tools are currently everywhere, and looking for solutions to get organised. I like the idea of a tower system, not having to go back and forth for tools. DeWalt as an example as I have a couple of their tools, and snapping them together, feels like a good idea. But for the same price I could get a rolling tool chest, which the worktop could come in really handy for all sorts of jobs. Even if the material is a bit cheap. I don't have the floor space for a cabinet, so mobile storage feels key. Any suggestions? I was looking under £150.

Currently got a standard 4 tread Werner but recently seen this. I want to know if anyone has much luck/advice on them as I can’t decide if they’re good or a waste of money!! Cheers guys

Hey, not sure where’s best to post this but I’m wondering if anyone knows of any sites/stores in the UK selling a similar product to this thumb gate latch from the US? There seems to be a lot of products in the US with right angle side mounted clasp sections for locking the gate when the gate and the side post are not in line. The majority of products on sale in the UK seem to be for gates where the door and the post are flush with each other. All the usual places like Screwfix, Tool Station, and B&Q don’t have anything suitable. Amazon does but it is products imported from the US which I’d rather avoid if possible for ease of returns/tariffs. If anyone knows of somethi...

I am trying to locate a UK supplier for a thumb gate latch designed for non-flush installations. The specific feature I’m looking for is a right-angle, side-mounted clasp section to accommodate gates where the gate face and the post are not aligned/in line. Most products stocked in the UK (e.g., at B&Q, Screwfix, Toolstation) appear to be for flush gate-to-post installations. While US imports are available on Amazon, I would prefer a UK-sourced alternative to simplify any potential returns or customs issues. If you know of any sites or stores stocking a similar product to the one linked, your assistance would be greatly appreciated. Ta! https://www.national-hardware.com/p/1394...