B&Q slashes £110 off ‘fab' garden furniture set that is ‘great for summer'
Plus, we reveal more summer garden furniture offers
SHOP TO IT B&Q slashes £110 off 'fab' garden furniture set that is 'great for summer'
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B&Q HAS slashed £110 off the price of a garden furniture piece that shoppers have been raving about.
The popular DIY store has reduced the price of its GoodHome Vitello Grey & Natural Wooden 2 seater Bistro set.
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B&Q has reduced the price of its popular furniture set
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The stylish garden set comes with two grey chairs and a wooden table.
It originally cost £300 but customers can now bag the product for £190. That makes a saving of £110.
Shoppers have been going wild for the summer find, with one describing it as "fab" and the "best" they found.
While another happy customer said: "Great product really comfortable and hoot price.
"We needed to move away from rattan as we live by the sea and it doesn't last."
And a third added: "This set is great for the summer."
If you are keen to shop the product you can do so online, in-store or via click and collect.
If you plan to shop the summer set at a store it may be worth ringing up ahead of time to ensure the piece is in stock.
When shopping it is also important to compare prices to avoid paying more than you need to.
Wayfair is selling a similar set for £189.99, while Beds.co.uk has a set for £350.
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And it is not the only offer B&Q has on at the moment.
It's Derry four-seater coffee design garden set is reduced from £160 down to £110.
B&Q also impressed shoppers with a three-piece wicker furniture set scanning for less than £100.
The DIY expert is offering two chairs and a table, perfect for relaxing in the sun, for just £98.99.
MORE SUMMER FURNITURE DEALS
And it is not only B&Q that is rolling out offers on its summer furniture.
Dunelm has slashed the price of its Santorini 2 Seater Bistro Set to £59.50, down from an original price of £119.
Elsewhere, it's Rattan Bench has been reduced to just £34.30, down from £49, thanks to a 30% discount.
The bench features a sturdy powder-coated steel frame and a woven rattan design.
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