The business benefited from pent up demand, “coupled with an increased level of investment by UK consumers in their homes”.
Sales in the six months to January 23 improved 13.9% to £182.3 million. It added that there there was improved online demand.
ScS said: “Whilst it is too early to provide clarity on the outlook for the weeks and months ahead, we remain cautiously optimistic given the strong trading experienced by the group following the first and second lockdowns.”
The firm added: “The group has built a robust balance sheet and continues to focus on cost and cash management to ensure we maintain this resilience in these challenging times.”