ARGOS shoppers are rushing to buy a “timeless” garden patio must-have for £50 less than it’s original price.
The popular retailer is selling a two Seater folding wooden garden bistro set for £50 – reduced from £100.
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The set it made from solid wood and both the table and the chairs are foldable for easy storage.
It has more than half a dozen five-star reviews on the Argos website, with shoppers keen to share their thoughts on the piece.
One Argos customer said: “Small, compact, foldable, timeless bistro set. Absolutely perfect to sit at, in my garden while eating my strawberries and cream.”
While another added: “This is great; sturdy, comfortable, just the right size for my balcony and folds neatly away when not needed.”
And a third wrote: “I ordered the set recently and I was happy I received it the next day. The set has a good quality and looks very pretty. I am happy with the purchase.”
The item is currently available through the Argos website.
You just have to pop your postcode and it will tell you your delivery and collection options.
Just remember, you will have to pay a little extra for delivery so remember to factor this in before you buy.
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Before you splash the cash, it’s always worth shopping around in case you can find better deals elsewhere.
But this was one of the cheapest sets that we could find.
For example, Ikea is selling a similar set for £69, while B&Q has a patio set on sale for £92.99.
Remember that if you order online, you will have to pay a bit extra for delivery.
Prices can also vary day to day and by what deals are on at the time, plus remember you might pay for delivery if you’re ordering online.
You can compare prices on platforms like Google Shopping.
Meanwhile, Argos shoppers have also been rushing to buy ‘stylish’ garden set scanning at tills with £160 off.
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