September 2020 is proving itself to be a warm one, so why not invest in some new garden furniture now, ready for spring and summer 2021? This way you can grab a set for a bargain price – thanks, end of summer sales – and you'll finally be able to lounge in comfort and style in your back garden. Should we end up having a few unexpected sunny days in October or November, you'll be sorted.
We've spotted a bargain garden furniture set at Groupon, for just £229.99 including cushions. It's made from PE rattan so is weatherproof, while it comes in your choice of black or brown. This two-piece set includes an L-shaped corner sofa and a coffee table which has a top so is easy to clean. Not only that but the sofa itself boasts a strong steel frame and a powder coating to last for years of use. You can also arrange this set in several ways, to suit your garden shape or size.
A garden furniture set for £229.99 is a bargain, rattan or not. We've not seen a garden furniture deal this affordable this side of summer, either. Buy now and get in early for 2021. You saw it here first!
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More bargain garden furniture...
Looking to buy some garden furniture, but not too keen on this one? No worries. La Redoute currently has a site-wide deal on – use code SEPT at checkout to make a saving. Argos has lowered the price of selected garden furniture sets for September, see them here. B&Q has also reduced the price of a few of its garden furniture sets, while Wayfair has followed suit with its current outdoor sale – ending soon!
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