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Aluminium - Corrosion resistant lightweight metal

Steel - An alloy made predominately of Iron combined with <2% carbon

Plastic - A generic term for a synthetic product used in the manufacture of products

Glass - A solid, typically transparent. Brittle and used in windows. The first patent granted in the UK was for Glass.

blade - A flat part of a device which usually has a cutting edge

Dust - A general term used for micro particles in the atmosphere

Wood - A hard material found in trees. Used for tool making, fuel and construction.

cutting - The seperation of an object usually using a cutting tool such as a knife

Size - is the measurement of how big an object is in space.

Safety - prevents damage being caused.

Adjustable - Something that can be changed or slightly modified to fit.

Extension - Something that is made bigger through adding to it, for example a conservatory extension on a house.

Innovative - An idea that shows new method and ways of thinking, an original design.

Adjustable - Something that can be changed in order to fit better.

Solid - Something that is firm and not liquid, a hard shape that cannot be changed easily.

Sturdy - something hat is very stable and is solidly built.

B&Q are the largest home improvement retail company in Europe with 350 stores in the UK and 60 stores internationally. They sell a range of DIY products for home improvement, and have a product range of over 40,000 items. The first B&Q store was opened in 1969, within 10 years they had 26 stores nationwide. Most branches of B&Q are warehouse style stores that house all the products in store available for customers to take home straight away. They sell kitchens, bathrooms, furniture, storage and shelving, garden buildings and furniture, heating equipment, decorating supplies, building materials, electrical appliances and power tools. Many branches also have garden centres selling a variety of plants, shrubs and accessories. Their staff are knowledgeable and are on hand to help customers achieve their home improvement goals. Their website at diy.com has a wealth of help and advice available, and allows customers to order online for home delivery, or store pick up. The brand are also popular with trade customers and have opened several trade counters throughout the UK.