Tap into the UK's leading home improvement retailer. Sync your DIY, garden, and home products directly to diy.com, reaching millions of renovation-ready customers with ease.
Sign up as a partner on the B&Q marketplace to start selling online.
Connect Sales Layer using the Mirakl API credentials provided by B&Q.
Organize your products into B&Q's hierarchy (e.g., Garden > Tools > Lawnmowers).
Push your listings live. Updates and product data is routed to your system.
B&Q is the go-to destination for home improvement in the UK. By listing on their marketplace, you put your products in front of high-intent buyers planning their next project. Sales Layer ensures your technical specs, dimensions, and installation guides are displayed perfectly.
DIY products require detailed data, dimensions, materials, power ratings. Sales Layer's PIM is built for this complexity. Organize your technical attributes efficiently and map them to B&Q's rigorous data requirements without manual re-keying.
Being listed is not enough on B&Q. Sales Layer lets teams manage product content centrally, keeping titles, attributes, and imagery aligned. Improve search relevance and stand out against first-party and third-party sellers at the PDP level.
Excel-based product data loading for easy system connection.
CSV ingestion for fast bulk connection to Sales Layer catalogs.
Sales Layer REST API enabling direct system-to-system linkage.
Prebuilt channel connections for automated multi-platform output.
Sales Layer simplifies selling on specialized marketplaces. The B&Q connector (built on Mirakl technology) handles the specific needs of the home improvement sector, ensuring your products meet the high data standards of Kingfisher's platform.
Construct a stronger sales channel on B&Q with reliable, automated product data management.
The connector is built on the Mirakl platform used by Kingfisher (B&Q's parent company). While primarily for B&Q UK (diy.com), the same technology often underpins their other banners (like Castorama) if they open marketplaces, potentially allowing wider expansion.
Returns are typically initiated by the customer on B&Q's site. Sellers manage the physical return process and refunding through their own ERP or the marketplace portal.
Yes. B&Q specializes in home improvement, so bulky items are common. You just need to ensure your shipping templates in the marketplace backend are set up for large goods, and sync the correct weight/dimensions from Sales Layer.
Yes. You can map a "Sale Price" and "Sale Start/End Date" from Sales Layer to B&Q, allowing you to run promotions and strike-through pricing on the marketplace automatically.
Sales Layer handles variants (e.g., a paint tin in different sizes or colors) perfectly. We group them correctly so they appear as a single product page with options on diy.com, improving the customer experience.