'Easy to assemble' rattan garden set gets incredible £355 price slash
The stylish set for the garden has a massive discount and is perfect for summer days
An outdoor garden set where you can sit and enjoy the sunshine is something lots of homeowners will have on their wish list right now. The extended period of good weather is making the garden a very attractive place to be and having a stylish and comfortable place to enjoy it is the dream.
The downside is garden furniture can be an expensive investment. A set with a hefty reduction is an attractive option if you're on a budget but still want a show stopping set for your outdoor space.
Rattan furniture is a great option as it is hard wearing for outside settings but also looks good too. Right now shopping marketplace Yimbly has a huge £355 discount on the stunning Artemis Home Della Grey Rattan Corner Sofa + Stool.
The retailer, which is owned by the Daily Record parent company Reach Plc, is selling the light grey set with a hefty discount. The set offers 'style and comfort' with its matching cushions and handy footstool which can also be used as a table.
The rattan outdoor furniture usually retails for £849.99, however, it's currently on offer for £549 as part of Yimbly's spring sale, reports The Express.
Shoppers can also save an extra £55 on the set when they enter this month's special 10 per cent discount code MAY10 at the checkout, bringing the overall price of the garden sofa set down to £494.99.
Yimbly says the set is 'easy to assemble with comprehensive instructions' and comes with free express delivery to ensure a 'swift setup'.
The included footstool can also double up as a coffee table, perfect for setting a tray of refreshing drinks and nibbles on. The sofa is right hand facing.
For shoppers looking for garden furniture in a black rattan colourway, B&Q is selling the EVRE Black Rattan Outdoor Garden Furniture Set for £469.99. It comprises a four-seater sofa, coffee table and a cover.
A more budget-friendly alternative is Dunelm's Rattan Sofa Lounger Set which costs £329. It's available in grey or natural and includes a three-seater sofa, a footstool and a table.
There are currently no reviews for the Artemis Home Della Grey Rattan Corner Sofa + Stool on the Yimbly website, however over on Trustpilot, shoppers are full of praise for the retailer which has earned an overall rating of 4.3.
One buyer rated the online marketplace five stars and said their purchase was 'very well made and sturdy' and that it 'should last for years'.
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"Arrived really quickly, price was great and the quality is really nice," wrote another happy buyer, however they did go on to note: "The assembly instructions weren't the clearest to follow, but I worked it out and I am very pleased with how it looks. I'm sure it will last."
Unfortunately, one customer was left unimpressed, as they explained: "Very disappointing. My new small table and chair set is so flimsy that a gust of wind will easily take it into my neighbour's garden."
Another shopper, however, was delighted with their service, as they said: "Great swing chair, prompt delivery. The chair was actually assembled by the delivery team, which was great."
The Artemis Home Della Grey Rattan Corner Sofa + Stool can be purchased from Yimbly here for £494.99 when the discount code MAY10 is entered at the checkout.
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