Wayfair's Five Days of Deals ends on April 8! Save up to 70% today
Wayfair's Five Days of Deals ends on April 8! Save up to 70% today Add these deals to your cart: Kelly Clarkson Home, Henckels, Serta.
Wayfair's Five Days of Deals sale is happening right now. The spring savings event is short, ending on Tuesday, April 8, but it includes a variety of solid discounts across categories. From stylish living room furniture to outdoor patio prep and indoor gardening essentials, there is something for everyone. Save up to 70% on brands like Kelly Clarkson Home, Henckels, Serta and more!
Below, we've highlighted some of the standout features of the sale and popular deals, including a couple of limited-time discounts that end tonight!
Wayfair's Five Days of Deals ends Tuesday, April 8! Save up to 70% today
🛍️ Shop now: Save up to 70% at Wayfair's Five Days of Deals sale now through Tuesday, April 8
DEAL ENDS TONIGHT: Latitude Run 6-Tier Curved Plant Stand with Hanger
DEAL ENDS TONIGHT: Red Barrel Studio Beeliar 9-Foot Classic Scalloped Fringe Market Patio Umbrella with Auto-Tilt
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Sand and Stable Hertford Upholstered Linen Blend Accent Chair with Wooden Legs and One Pillow
Cuisinart Chef's Classic 17-Piece Stainless Steel Cookware Set
Henckels Modernist 13-Piece Knife Block Set
Pure Garden Low Voltage Solar Powered Integrated LED Metal Pathway Lights (Set of 8)
Everly Quinn Camylle Bookcase
Serta Quilted Couch Pet Bed
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Staub Ceramics 4-Piece Baker Set
Kelly Clarkson Home Louise Velvet Modern Task Chair with Ergonomic Design
Cuisinart Coffee Center Barista Bar 4-in-1 Coffeemaker
When does Wayfair's Five Days of Deals end?
The sale ends on Tuesday, April 8, so be sure to shop before it's over!
Are there any exclusive discounts available?
Yes, Wayfair has a selection of exclusive deals on popular items that are only available during this event. Be sure to check out the retailer's Deal of the Day section for limited-time offers on top products. These timed deals usually last 24 hours.
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