B&Q Leaflet This Week

B&Q catalogue online: what we list and how long it lasts

B&Q has never been much of a weekly-leaflet shop. What turns up in our listings are big project brochures, each with a long shelf life. At the moment that means Appliances (84 pages, 1 July to 31 December 2026), Kitchens (a hefty 244 pages from 21 June), Doors, windows and interiors (144 pages) and Outdoor living (180 pages), the last two valid from late February. Editions listed on AdsSOS usually start on a Wednesday, which is our own pattern rather than an announcement from B&Q.

Search suggestions confirm what people want: b&q catalogue online, b&q catalogue pdf, b&q brochure by post free, and the odd b&q kitchen catalogue. Searching for a leaflet tends to lead to the brochure instead, so you are in the right place. The home and garden leaflets in the UK section puts the other DIY names alongside it.

B&Q opening hours on Sunday and bank holidays

Opening times draw more searches than anything else: is b&q open on a sunday, b&q opening hours today, what time does b&q open on a sunday. Each branch keeps its own opening times, and municipal rules or holidays can shift them. A quick look at the signage or the branch's posted times saves a wasted journey. What we can say comes from the law. In England and Wales the Sunday Trading Act 1994 lets large shops, meaning more than 280 square metres, open for six consecutive hours between 10am and 6pm, and Easter Sunday and Christmas Day are closed to them. Scotland has no such restriction, and Northern Ireland has its own rules. A trade article seen in search results gave 10am to 4pm as a typical B&Q Sunday, but it was undated, so use the store locator and look at the specific branch.

B&Q return policy: 90 days, with a few exceptions

B&Q's official returns page is refreshingly clear. You can return a purchase within 90 days in its original condition, with a receipt, order confirmation or sales invoice, and your statutory rights stay untouched. It will not refund or exchange products cut to size, made to measure or mixed to order, items unsuitable to return for hygiene reasons once opened, or perishable goods such as plants and turf, unless they are faulty or wrongly delivered.

How you return depends on how you bought. In-store and Click + Collect items go back to the store, with the original payment method and, for Click + Collect, valid ID. Goods sold and shipped by B&Q online can be returned to any B&Q store, and where that is not practical the page says a home collection may be arranged for a fee of up to £50. Items from Verified Sellers follow a different path via the seller, with limits on size and weight, so read the email that came with the order. Faulty goods can be repaired, replaced or refunded.

Does B&Q price match?

This is a favourite question, along with b&q price promise and b&q price match screwfix. Policies on returns, refunds and price matching vary by retailer, branch and product type, and local consumer-protection rules apply on top. Ask the branch for the current terms and hold on to your receipt. Screwfix, which belongs to the same group, runs its own scheme with its own rules. The sensible approach is to ask at the till and have the competitor listing to hand. Our Screwfix offers this week page may help with comparisons.

Who owns B&Q, and what is GoodHome?

B&Q began in Southampton on 5 March 1969, started by Richard Block and David Quayle, and the name is a contraction of their surnames. It is now a wholly owned subsidiary of Kingfisher plc, whose own site lists B&Q alongside Castorama, Brico Depot, Screwfix, TradePoint and Kocatas across seven European countries. According to Wikipedia, B&Q had 318 shops in April 2026, around 245 of which host TradePoint, and its head office is at Chandler's Ford near Eastleigh. Its own labels include GoodHome, which covers kitchens, paint and decorating, and Diall.

The bigger warehouse-style stores came in the mid 1990s, modelled on American home-improvement chains. The orange branding looks familiar to people who have visited Home Depot, but the two firms are not formally connected. Wikipedia also records that B&Q rescued three Homebase stores in the Republic of Ireland in 2025, which explains the occasional Irish result in searches and why we have set those aside for this UK page.

Planning a room: kitchen planner, Trade card and delivery

Plenty of searches are really about projects: b&q kitchen planner, b&q trade card, b&q click and collect, b&q delivery charges. Loyalty schemes, app features and delivery options can differ by branch and by region. Check the store's own app or the notice at the till to see what applies where you shop. If you are comparing furniture before committing, the IKEA leaflet and catalogue and Homebase offers this week pages are worth a skim, and everything else we hold is gathered on the UK leaflets hub.