Here's what you need to know about Screwfix's opening hours during the coronavirus lockdown
Indoor and outdoor markets, excluding food marketsLeisure centres, such as bowling alleys and soft play centresHotels, B&Bs, hostels - unless key workers or permanent residentsMost shops will open from 8am to 4pm, Monday to Saturday, and 9am to 4pm on Sundays.
Screwfix couldn't tell us what it classes as "essential" items but says its website has been updated to show these products as available for click and collect. If exchanges of faulty goods are needed, these are being carried out but only for essential items and if stocks allow.Yes, Screwfix is still accepting orders on its website - but the retailer warns orders could be delayed.Currently, Screwfix is charging £5 for next-day delivery on orders under £50.At the moment, Screwfix has removed the pre-10 o'clock and pre-12 o'clock delivery options from its website.
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