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Builders specialising in the private RMI market - and the merchants who supply them - can take heart. It seems us Brits will try DIY but soon give up and leave it to the professionals. A survey of 2,000 UK homeowners by BuyMetalOnline.co.uk revealed that 62% of the population have tried and failed at a household DIY task in the past 12 months.


Britons listed; building flat pack furniture (68%), painting (56%), putting up a shelf (38%), wiring a socket (31%), and fixing a leaking tap (26%) among the top five DIY tasks they struggle to tackle.


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