tools

Toolbox is the fastest growing online retailer specialising in selling power tools, garden tools and accessories

Homebase is the UK’s second largest home improvement retailer and is recognised for choice, style and customer service across the wider home enhancement market. It has more than 300 large, out-of-town stores throughout the UK and Republic of Ireland, and is planning to add to its store chain with around 15 new stores a year. It sells over 30,000 products across DIY and decorating, home and garden ranges, and has a growing internet offering. Homebase serves over 70 million customers per year through its stores and offers customers the convenience of home delivery for bulky, high-value items.

Garden Centre (gardencentre) have hundreds of affordable garden and gardening products. Seeds, gardening tools, garden birds, buildings, sheds and garden shrubs. They deliver to you which makes it easy and convenient to order from them online. Whether it is Summer or Winter there is always something you can be planting!

Tooled-Up.com offers a vast range of tools for both the trade & DIY customers. We offer all major brands and many Value products at competitive prices.

It is our aim to be your number one tool shop by offering a huge range, competitive prices, and of course service that is second to none!

Tooled-Up.com is the online division of Lee Industrial Ltd, based in Enfield, Middlesex. Lee Industrial was first established in 1976 and has built strong relationships with all major suppliers, enabling us to offer low, low prices with fast turnaround on orders.

Appliances Direct is the new name for Trade Appliances, the latest addition to The Easycom Group, parent company of Laptops Direct, Servers Direct and Direct TVs. As one of the fastest growing online retailers in the UK, Easycom

1987
Bill Archer and a former business partner acquired Choice DIY Limited, a small DIY retailer with six stores in the Midlands and the North.
1988
Acquisition of the Focus chain of six DIY stores.All stores were rebranded ''Focus DIY''.
1988 - 1998
Company had substantial organic growth, expanding from its base of 12 stores to 72 stores.
1998
Acquisition of Do It All (Holdings) Limited with 139 stores.All stores were rebranded as ''Focus Do It All'' (''FDIA'') and Focus became one of the largest DIY retailers in the UK, with 210 stores.
Sept 2000