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CNET
an hour ago
- Business
- CNET
BBQGuys' Summer Sale Knocks Up to 60% Off Grills, Patio Furniture and More
We're over halfway through the summer, but grilling season is far from over. And if you missed your chance to upgrade your outdoor cooking setup during the Fourth of July sales earlier this month, you've got another opportunity to score some serious savings right now. BBQGuys just kicked off a massive summer sale where you can save up to 60% on grills, smokers, pizza ovens and tons of other patio essentials like furniture and fire pits. Many deals are set to run through August 11, but there are also plenty of flash deals that expire sooner, so don't wait too long to shop around. There are tons of straightforward discounts available that can save you hundreds, along with plenty of bundle deals and free accessories to help you save even more. If you're in the market for a new grill, you can save up to $500 on Weber Summit grills and all Weber Genesis grills come with a free Weber iGrill 2 Bluetooth meat thermometer, which is a $127 value. You'll also get a free vinyl cover with the purchase of all Kamado Joe smokers, which saves you up to $130. Even if you're not in the market for a new grill, there are plenty of other ways to save. You can save up to 45% on Lakeview outdoor furniture, get up to $500 off Furrion outdoor TVs, grab BBQGuys grilling accessories for up to 30% off and much, much more. Just remember that many of these offers expire before August 11, so be sure to take advantage of these savings sooner rather than later. Why these deals matter Many of the season's best grill and patio deals happen around Memorial Day and the Fourth of July, which have already come and gone. So this is another chance to score serious savings if you missed out on those holiday bargains. There's a massive selection of deals available, including discounts on grills, smokers, pizza ovens, patio furniture, cooking accessories and much more.
The Sun
2 hours ago
- Business
- The Sun
‘Stylish' garden sofa set ‘looks expensive' but B&Q clearance sale shaves £175 off
Kitting out your garden for the rest of the summer? B&Q has cut the price of outdoor furniture in its current clearance sale. In a particularly discounted deal, the GoodHome Moorea Steel grey Metal 4 Seater Coffee set has been reduced from £475 to £300. The UK summer has been a hot one so far, and after moving past last weekend's rain, it looks the temperatures are climbing once again. Luckily, there are still several summer months ahead, so there's time to capitalise on your outdoor space. If you're often having friends or family over but don't have a comfortable sofa equivalent for the garden, B&Q's sale has come at the perfect time. There's lots to choose from, but the GoodHome Moorea Steel grey Metal 4 Seater Coffee set has one of the biggest discounts, with £175 off. The set comprises of a coffee table, two armchairs and a two-seater sofa, all made from aluminium with thick cushions for a comfortable experience. If you've already got an outdoor dining table, the set is great for creating a relaxed area to have drinks before or after dinner. The design is simple yet modern, and the description says the set is lightweight, so you could easily move around the arrangement of the four furniture items. The summer holidays also begin this week, and the deal has come just in time if you're wanting to furnish the garden and add more comfortable seating options to spend time outside as a family. Over 100 shoppers have left feedback on the garden set, with many giving glowing reviews. One shopper said: ''Good quality, lightweight seating frame and comfortable.'' ''Looks really stylish too. So far so good.'' Another shopper commented: ''Lovely comfortable outdoor seating.'' ''Looks more expensive than it is.'' ''Lovely thick cushions and very simple minimal assembly required.'' A third shopper added: ''Furniture set is sturdy, comfortable and very classy-looking.'' If you're in need of some shade to shelter from the sun on particularly hot days this summer, Amazon has a garden gazebo reduced from £75.28 to £59.49 right now.
Times
5 days ago
- Business
- Times
Fun in the sun heats demand for Dunelm's garden furniture
A strong summer sale and healthy demand for garden furniture helped Dunelm to weather the subdued retail market with a 4 per cent increase in fourth-quarter sales. The homewares retailer, which sells items ranging from armchairs to kitchenware, reported total sales of £415 million for the 13-week period to June 28, up from £399 million last time. It attributed the good results to solid demand during its summer sale, which included both full-priced and discounted products. The warm weather also helped Dunelm, boosting sales of outdoor furniture and decorative outdoor accessories, while its furniture category continued to 'perform particularly strongly'. The company, which named the Sainsbury's executive Clodagh Moriarty as its new chief executive last week, is expected to report pre-tax profit in line with forecasts, which analysts have put at £210 million. However, Dunelm cautioned that there were still no clear signs of a sustained recovery in consumer confidence. Nick Wilkinson, who will step down as chief executive of Dunelm in October, said: 'Amid muted consumer confidence, we are not standing still waiting for a recovery. We are instead focused on delivering relevance to our customers.' He added that the company remained confident as it progressed with ambitions to gain further market share. The retailer opened four stores during the fourth quarter, including its first inner-London store at Westfield in White City, another small superstore in Trowbridge, and large superstores in Manchester and Southend. Full-year sales also rose 3.8 per cent year-on-year to £1.8 billion. The Leicestershire-based retailer credited the uplift to the introduction of AI-powered search and recommendations on its website 'driving increasingly personalised experiences'. Dunelm acquired the Dublin-based Home Focus at Hickeys and its 13 stores in November last year, marking its entry into the Irish market. It also took over the luxury home decor company Designers Guild in April, which supplies fabrics under exclusive licence from the royal family. Shares in the FTSE 250 retailer are up 14 per cent this year and rose another 46p, or 4 per cent, to close at £11.87 on the positive update. Meanwhile, another furniture retailer also showed resilience against a gloomy economic backdrop. DFS Furniture recorded a 5.8 per cent increase in gross sales for the year to June 29. Its order intake rose 10 per cent year-on-year, 'demonstrating significant outperformance of the market that remains subdued'. Tim Stacey, chief executive of DFS, said: 'Looking forward, we are confident that the group is well positioned to drive attractive returns for shareholders as the market recovers and we remain focused on delivering our medium-term ambition of £1.4 billion revenue and 8 per cent PBT margins.'
