DIY Facts

DIY FACTS & What does DIY look like in 2023?

• Millennials are leading the DIYers.
• Most DIY injuries happen in the summer.
• People are using small DIY projects as a means to beat stress.
• Social platforms are making DIY projects extremely popular.
• The average UK home has 9 DIY jobs that need to be done.
• Some 57% of homeowners in the UK feel their house is still in the “work-in-progress” stage.
• 36% of Brits took on a DIY project to make their living space more enjoyable.
• 65% of DIYers will pay more to get their hands on sustainably sourced materials.
• 81% of the worldwide DIY market is centred around 8 countries.

Interesting DIY Statistics and Facts for Keen DIYers

If you’re thinking about starting a DIY project, these are some DIY facts that you should know.

1. Millennials are leading the DIYers.

Recent polls show that 73% of millennials take on DIY projects, while only 27% hire professionals. In part, this is due to this group being involved with DIY YouTube channels and tutorials. Furthermore, they also seem to be buying older homes (in lieu of the lack of homes available)

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2. DIY home projects are becoming more and more popular.

DIY trend statistics show a 4.2% rise in DIY home projects. It is believed, those who take on and finish such projects are very satisfied with the end results and feel very self-accomplished.

So why not start your passionate project now by visiting www.secure-tools.com or if you’re unsure what tools to use, why not read one of our blogs. They are full of advice.

3. One of the most common DIY injuries of 2023 is falling off a ladder. (we are only 5 months in)

According to the DIY accident statistics, lacerations from sharp tools and falling off a ladder are the most common injuries sustained by DIYers during home renovations.

At secure tools we have one of world’s largest selections of tethering tools and working at height equipment to ensure you always stay safe, no matter how big the project.

Simple and effective Kevlar lanyards that will hold 5kgs of weight. There’s no excuse for unsafe work practices and dropping your tools.

Burns and shock caused by electrical wires, chemical burns, broken bones from falling objects, and trauma from lifting heavy objects are also among the most common injuries during do-it-yourself projects.

If you want to stop getting shocked or burned , you should be investing in insulated tools and non-sparking tools.

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4. Most DIY injuries happen in the summer.

When it comes to the risk of a DIY home maintenance accident, statistics show that DIYers are most likely to sustain an injury between May and September.

A bucket hat is not suitable attire for DIY, regardless of the weather you should be wearing protection, at www.secure-tools.com we have hard hats starting from as little as £10.

With a large selection of personal protection gloves, from respiratory equipment, knee pads and ear plugs, we can help you find everything you need.

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If you can’t find what you’re looking for, send us an email at: enquiries@secure-tools.com

5. People are using small DIY projects to beat stress.

DIY can be a great way to relax after a stressful day at work or to cope during hard periods. Small DIY projects like woodwork, building a wooden planter, creating a tiki bar at the bottom of the garden can be a great way to relieve stress and anxiety.

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6. Social platforms are making DIY projects extremely popular.

Social platforms like YouTube, Twitter, and Instagram are flooded with homemade creations people eagerly share, DIY statistics show. Instagram is a great platform for the DIY community wishing to sell their products. Also, 78% of those planning to take on DIY projects do research online first.

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Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/secure.tools/

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7. Online influencers play a huge part in inspiring DIY projects and tool collecting

Some 47% of DIYers confessed to buying a DIY product or starting a project because they saw it in a blog or were inspired by an influencer doing some DIY.

Some of the most popular influencers include:

@sparkydan_

@bigaltradelegends

It looks like DIY has become more than just about getting a job done. In 2023 people are looking to use DIY as an empowerment tool, to build confidence, to push them outside of their comfort zone or even just to relax.

At Secure tools, we don’t mind if you’re an amateur DIYer, a master builder or a bodge jobber, we are here to help you find the right tool for the job. With over 50,000 tools ranging from screwdrivers, torque wrenches, sheave gauges and power tools. If you need it, we can source it for you.