so that could mean nearly 100% in 6 months ? ??It's 50% since December in some cases
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so that could mean nearly 100% in 6 months ? ??It's 50% since December in some cases
The way it's currently rising I wouldn't be surprisedso that could mean nearly 100% in 6 months ? ??
I wanted a feather board fence when we took out massive hedge out.I'm finally expecting today the delivery of some schneider parts that have been on back-order for about six weeks - got stuck on one of the trapped containers in the Suez blockage.
As for timber - I went to my local builders merchant a few weeks back to buy feather-edge and some posts etc to make a 4m fence section and nearly hit the floor - well over £400
That is the optimistic view, it's not what I've been told by one of my customers who works in international shipping.There has been a huge increase in demand for building supplies as trades get back up to full speed and this has been compounded by a global shortage of containers. I've read that the container issue should resolve itself within the next few months, but it will take a few more months for supplies to trickle down the chain.
I agree . The knock on effect will be huge .That is the optimistic view, it's not what I've been told by one of my customers who works in international shipping.
The Suez blockage has caused chaos that will go on for many months if not years as ships missed their port slots the berthing schedule jigsaw has had to be rejigged which means some ships do not have enough berth time to fully unload and load the containers that they need to before the next ship is due to dock or tidal limitations would keep it port for far longer than needed so some containers end up on a much longer journey until the ship berths in that port again
Add to that the cost of shipping containers on some routes is at a premium cost as rates have spiralled over the last few months and this is taking ships away from the less lucrative routes
The outlook in the short term for goods that are shipped into the UK is not good and this could go on for possibly a few years from what I'm told
Mad how it can change so fastI was in screwfix today and picked up prysmian 2.5 100m rolls for £54 inc vat Which is over 10 quid less than I paid last week.
might be worth quickly stocking up at that price
Thursday or Friday last week I paid £67 for a roll, today I paid £54Mad how it can change so fast
Cef website says 74.34 Inc vat today so would be well worth picking some up at that priceThursday or Friday last week I paid £67 for a roll, today I paid £54
im tempted to back in the morning and pick up another 2 rolls
Thursday or Friday last week I paid £67 for a roll, today I paid £54
im tempted to back in the morning and pick up another 2 rolls
Thats what i would be doing!Bring one back as a return from last week's order ?
Bugger, I should have gotten some yesterdayBack to £67 today, I reckon the £54 price yesterday must have been a pricing error
Back to £67 today, I reckon the £54 price yesterday must have been a pricing error
I had this with a fancy lunch box I bought off Amazon , it was £27 , I saw it for £17 so bought it , the next day it was £13 then back up to £27Funnily enough a product I'd considered buying from them had gone up by £10 yesterday.
Just checked and it's still at the higher price today. Maybe they're trialling Alibaba style yoyo pricing.
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