Last Updated on September 3, 2024, 2:04 PM AST by Anthony Morris
Basseterre, St Kitts: Horsford’s Nevis Center has shared unbeatable deals from Handy Andy store to prioritize safety this hurricane season.
The authority announced that stock up on essentials and protect your home with the quality products at such discounted prices that will blow you away.
They have announced the discounted price list for the month of September and named it ‘Handy Andy Hurricane Deals,’
The list of the products at discount is as follows:
- Heavy Duty Green Tarpaulin from $59.49, now for $44.62
- Duracell Rechargeable Battery Cells from $123.10, now for $92.33
- Power Zone Work Light from $96.96, now for $72.72
- Display LED Glow Stick Light from $7.56, now for $6.63
- One Gallon Plastic Roof Cement from $105.56, now for $79.17
- Two and a Half Quarter Gasoline Can from $84.53, now for $63.39
These discounted deals will make the making of the home improvement easy. The authority mentioned not to wait and miss out on these deals and secure the storm supplies today.
Significantly, get 25% off storewide on all Hurricane Preparedness, Protective Gears, and Roofing Products such as the lamps, generator, batteries, raincoats at Horsford’s Building and Nevis Centres.
In addition to the discounted rates, experts are also provided to help the citizens with everything they need to protect them from storm.
The offers have already been applied and will be valid until October 31st, 2024. Notably, the Horsford’s Building and Nevis Center will remain closed on September 7th and September 8th, 2024 due to stock taking.
It is also to be noted that Horsford’s Building Centre is the Federation’s Favourite Home Improvement Centre and they sell all assortment of building materials.
The people on the internet also shared their experience on social media about the store and said, “They are full of stock and exactly what we need. The prices are really affordable and the items are of a plus quality.” Customers also said, “Good quality products and materials for the houses.”
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