Argos' £60 bistro furniture set is perfect for balconies or smaller gardens – and even stacks to store away in winter
The furniture pieces are ideal for soaking up the sun and can be easily stored away during colder months.
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Argos Home 2 Seater Rattan Effect Garden Bistro Set is retailing for £60
Credit: Argos
With the weather blessing the country with sunshine and warmth, many Brits will want to spend more time outdoors.
With Argos'
The set comes with two chairs and is compact enough to fit into a balcony, patio or small garden.
Argos
shoppers can pick up the set for just
£60 - a steal compared to
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The chairs feature a hand-woven rattan effect which gives them a stylish touch.
The table sports a frosted glass top which makes it sturdy for outdoor use and ideal for UK weather.
The chairs can be stacked and put away during winter while the table has removable legs for easier storage.
The bistro set comes in two colours, brown and grey, which will fit right in with most interiors.
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Rave reviews
Argos shoppers awarded the set of chairs a rating of 4.6 stars out of five.
One customer wrote: "Good sturdy furniture."
Another one added: "This is easily put together, looks
nice
and doesn't take up too much room on my small patio. All items are sturdy and the glass table is heavy enough not to blow over. Love this item."
A third person said: "Seats are really comfy, table easy to put together, very smart looking."
More garden buys
You can also turn up a stunning boho escape with Aldi's £25 middle aisle bargain.
And you can add a fun summer touch to your garden this summer season.
The retailer also has a
And the Sun has
Plus, a breakdown of the best deals for festival gear this summer.
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Secure fencing, walls or gates - 72%
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