Lidl is launching £6.99 middle aisle decoration that bathes your garden in an ‘atmospheric glow' & lasts all year round
They come as part of a budget party summer sale release
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LIDL is launching stunning new middle aisle garden lights for just £6.99.
Just in time for the summer, the sale comes as part of a budget party release of items from the discount retailer.
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The garden light decorations come in a range of four different styles
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The Livarno Home Solar Light Decorations will be available in Lidl stores from Sunday July 6.
They come in a variety of styles, where buyers can choose from birds, butterflies, dragonflies, or jars hanging from the ornament.
The lights, intended to brighten up gardens, are described as "atmospheric decoration with soft colour-changing light".
Features include an illumination time of eight hours when fully charged, ability to automatically turn on at dusk, with six long-life LEDs that are splashproof (IPX4).
The lights can also be switched off manually, and come with instructions, as well as a replaceable Ni-MH battery that is 1.2V/300mAh).
They come at a total hanging height of 78cm, and can be bought with a three-year warranty.
The Livarno solar light decorations come as part of a range of Livarno items being sold by Lidl in this "party ready budget steady" limited offers sale.
There are variety other lights by Livarno included in the sale, including an LED Solar Lantern priced at £7.99, some Mini Lighbulbs and Lanterns at £4.99, Home Solar Decorative Birds selling for £16.99, and Home Stone Effect Lights at £9.99.
Other summer garden items will also be available in the sale, such as a Livarno Home Folding Gazebo which can be bought at a discount for just £69.99 with Lidl Plus, as well as a Grillmeister BBQ Pizza Oven and Piñatas.
The Grillmeister BBQ Pizza Oven is one of Lidl's sell-out garden gadgets that it is bringing back in July, at a price much cheaper than the B&Q alternative.
Lidl shoppers bag middle aisle bargain that's perfect for the hot weather and it's only a fiver
It can be purchased at a bargain price of £29.99 from the Middle Aisle, £20 cheaper than the George Foreman alternative stocked at B&Q.
This sale comes after Lidl also launched some other great summer essentials for a good price with Livarno.
Among those include the recent release of their Livarno Home Double TopCool Duvet, perfect to keep you cool during hot summer nights.
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