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'Attractive' £100 fire pit that's ideal for long summer nights drops to £44

'Attractive' £100 fire pit that's ideal for long summer nights drops to £44

Daily Record2 days ago
For those wanting to make the most of the long summer nights, a fire pit is the perfect option for when the temperatures drop.
With Scotland enjoying another spell of warm weather this week, many of us are wanting to make the most of the longer nights before temperatures start to drip as we head into the autumn months.
For those wanting to enjoy their outdoor space with friends and family well into the night, households may want to consider buying a fire pit. Providing extra warmth, a relaxing atmosphere and a chance to roast marshmallows, a fire pit could be a fun addition to your garden.
And shoppers don't need to break the bank on their purchase as Debenhams has slashed 56 per cent off a popular fire pit in their end-of-summer sale. Normally retailing for £99.99, the Neo Black Large Circular Outdoor Garden Heater is just £44.25.
Featuring a compact and sleek design, this stylish pot-shaped fire pit will elevate every garden set up. Made with durable high-quality materials that are weather resistant, this heater is sure to have cozy gatherings going on well into night.
Along with a protective mesh lid to keep you and your loved ones safe, the pit also comes with a heat-resistant fire poker to help with log lifting, fire maintenance and extra protection while lifting the hot mesh lid.
For extra stability for use in a garden, patio or while camping, the base comes with three sturdy legs.
Another option on the market is the Argos Home Foldable Firepit. Dropped down from £50 to £40, this portable fire pit comes with its own carry bag for easy transportation. Suitable for charcoal or wood, this heater also comes with a grill so it can be used as a BBQ.
Alternatively, for those not wanting to deal with building a fire, Amazon is selling the DONYER POWER Electric Quartz Patio Heater for £59.84 (RRP £62.99). This free standing heater can warm up in a matter of seconds and comes with three heating modes.
Back to the Neo Fire Pit, Debenhams shoppers have awarded it a 4.7 star rating, with many reviewers impressed by the bargain price and quality of the fire pit.
One delighted shopper said: "Brilliant fire pit bowl. Great size! Good quality! Great price! Bought in the sale! Does the job! Highly recommend!"
While another five-star reviewer simply wrote: "A good size, easily assembled, and great for the price."
However, not everyone was fully impressed with the garden must-have, as one person wrote: "Looks good, worth the money, only downside is the fork is short, when full fire and trying to lift on/off the cover."
Homewares deal of the week
Switch up your bedroom's aesthetic and keep those summer vibes with one bedding set from Dunelm that is now 30 percent less.
The Darla Floral Duvet Cover and Pillowcase Set has been crafted from a soft cotton to keep cool amidst the current hot spell, with the pink colourway included in the offer.
For shoppers looking for a single sized set, the pink Darla bedding is now £14 instead of £20. For a double the set retails for £16.80 (£24), meanwhile the king size is down to £21 (£30).
The super king has also dropped from £34 to £23.80.
The duvet comes with matching pillowcases to create a seamless design. For added versatility, this bedding set is also reversible so shoppers can instead choose to flip the set over and enjoy a calm design that resembles soft clouds.
Dunelm shoppers have loved the Darla bedding set so much they can't stop gushing over it, as one said: "Really pretty bedding. Feels great in the bed. Washes well, easy to iron, and excellent quality."
While another five-star reviewer added: "Lovely sage green fresh colour brightens the bedroom up for the summer. Washes good low spin as can crease but iron well."
Get the popular Darla Floral Duvet Cover and Pillowcase Set for 30 per cent less at Dunelm.
With another adding: "Product rusting already & only been outside a week."
With a sixth customer praising: "Excellent product. Easy to build. Lovely design. Big capacity."
Debenhams has included the Neo Black Large Circular Outdoor Garden Heater in its huge end of summer sale.
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