![[VIC] Syneco 100kg 2 Step Steel Household Folding Step Ladder $4.27 @ Bunnings Sunshine](https://files.ozbargain.com.au/n/87/453487.jpg?h=85ddb16e)
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Take it to counter by mistake ( thought it$9.90 one from other deal) but the price is so cheap compare to $18 full price. Still plenty in Sunshine. I just grab 1. Leave the rest for ozbargain friend.
[VIC] Syneco 100kg 2 Step Steel Household Folding Step Ladder $4.27 @ Bunnings Sunshine
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Lphuc6789 on 29/04/2019 - 10:52 bunnings.com.au (1304 clicks)
Last edited 29/04/2019 - 11:21 by 1 other user
Last edited 29/04/2019 - 11:21 by 1 other user
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Sorry. I don't know how to upload image? Can't see any option.
Website and store is still $18. But price scan is $4.27.
- Go to your My Account
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- Upload the image
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Looks like a single store clearance price - the website still shows it at full price.
100kg weight limit?
So not suitable for most Ozbargainers :D
At this price, you just buy one for each leg.
Assuming we're under 200kgs.
Speak for yourself! It might just possibly handle two of me :P (Albeit completely naked and without carrying anything - no tools, nothing. Not even a light globe. Not exactly sure why I would want to piggy-back my doppelgänger up a step ladder completely stalkers, though ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ )
We don't pretend to be the lowest at every instant on everything, which is why we offer every customer a Price Guarantee. Where, if you find a lower price on the same stocked item, we'll beat it by 10%.
The very next sentence of Bunnings' Price Policy says (my emphasis):
Don't forget our price guarantee excludes trade quotes, stock liquidations and commercial quantities.
So clearance items are specifically excluded.
However, if you are lucky (as a few OzBargainers have noted), your local Bunnings' manager may have decided to overrule this and price match clearance items from other Bunnings stores anyway. (Either that, or you are lucky enough to find a
staffteam member who doesn't know the rules very well.)
stock liquidations is different to a clearance price or at least was. It was historically referring to a business closing down selling their inventory below cost price.It hasn't changed unless bunnings are closing down
You are right in that "stock liquidations" historically, and still currently, mainly refer to closing down/bankrupt/sold/merged company sales of all/most/a lot of items usually at below cost, and that clearance sales/items mainly refer to selected lines/items reduced (also usually to below cost) either to delete the lines, sell through short-of-code items or resolve an overstock issue.
However, the terms are starting to be used in a more broader interchangeable sense. For example, Parry's Annual $2M Flooring Liquidation Sale is strictly speaking a clearance sale, not a stock liquidation sale.
Anyways, all that matters is what Bunnings intends it to mean. If they mean the term to include one-off clearance lines, then you're out of luck. (At least until you pony up for lawyers and win in court, or possibly get the ACCC involved 😉)
@robinCTS: Yeah words like Australian don't mean much anymore either because of the behaviour of our politicians who stand for nothing and put laws in place to allow them to legally lie to voters - you really can't say much about a so called democracy that behaves in such a stupid and nonsensical manner. No wonder we're thought of as stupid abroad.
But changing accepted usage and revisionism are the tricks of liars and thieves and its up to everyone who wants to communicate reasonably using words instead of violence to resist those ploys. Unfortunately our broken democratic system clearly doesn't recognise that when words have no meaning then theirs no point talking anymore.
If you both want to put forward a revisionist view that stock liquidation has a new 2109 meaning in terms of Bunning's operation of its price match policy you have done nothing for its customers, or any Australian really.
I see nothing good about pushing the idea that it has just changed unless there's something in it for you. oh and your example is flawed an annual liquidation is not the same as a stock liquidation, and the adding of sale makes that very distinct.
Bunnings Sunshine? Phuc Dat…
Nah he's in Springvale.
Just went to Sunshine store… Scanned for me as $18 🙁
Is it one on Ballarat Rd. If yes, it may be price error. Please confirm than I delete my post.
When I bought, plenty in stock and no clearance ticker.
yeah Ballarat Rd and McIntyre Rd.
Was the one you got in wrapping?
What does the receipt show that cost $4.27?
It is possible, though extremely rare, for a barcode to scan incorrectly as a different valid barcode. It's also possible that the barcode sticker from a different product somehow ended up on the step ladder and was scanned instead of the correct one. You would then have been charged for this other product.
Alternatively, the price could have been changed in the time between when you bought the step ladder and when so3n tried to buy it.
(Posting your receipt, as suggested in the first comment, would have been, and probably still is, a really good idea.)
I will just leave these here:
https://www.bunnings.com.au/syneco-100kg-2-step-steel-househ…
https://www.bunnings.com.au/syneco-100kg-2-step-steel-househ…
https://www.bunnings.com.au/syneco-100kg-2-step-steel-househ…
https://www.bunnings.com.au/syneco-100kg-2-step-steel-househ…Displays with low stock in Oakleigh at the time of this post (just check your stores, etc)
I got the three step ages ago and would recommend it as a great product to use around the home. Best of luck shopping!
It is different. I actually go to buy that $10 one. Get this one by mistake. :)
Read so3n's comment above. He said he went to the Sunshine store and it scanned at $18, not $4.27.
Also, this post has already been marked as expired.
j4ck knows that post is for a different step ladder. (S)he was replying to CheerCheapskate's post (which is about those other step ladders) to let hir know that there's already an existing bargain posted for them.
@robinCTS: He. Thank you for not assuming my gender :)
And yep, that's exactly what I was trying to do!
@j4ck: You're welcome. I was still a little worried in case you were intersex 😉.
"Hir" works quite well for all three.
Using the standard "they" for he/she/[other] seems a bit awkward, but I haven't found a better word yet. I did use it when I first typed up my comment, but then changed my mind after I had to re-type it after a misclick.
Can you post your receipt, please?