Debenhams egg chair with £260 discount is ‘the best buy ever' according to garden owners
The Alivio Hanging Egg Chair usually costs £399.99, but it's been reduced to £139.99, saving 65% off.
Alivio Hanging Egg Chair
£139.99 (was £399.99)
Investing in a full garden glow-up can be costly, but by picking out statement items, you can makes changes without spending a fortune.
Egg chairs have been popular this year, but as we're now more than halfway through summer, you no longer have to pay full price for one.
As part of a huge sale across furniture, electricals and more, Debenhams has slashed the price of the Alivio Hanging Egg Chair.
The chair has a stylish, pared-back look, with a water-resistant metal frame, that can withstand outdoor conditions.
There's an extra-thick cushion to sink into, and a head cushion ensures full-body comfort.
As you'd expect with an egg chair, part of the relaxation is down to the gentle swinging when you kick back and lean into it.
If you're trying to make the most of the hot weather, there's no time like the present - but an egg chair is also something you can use all year round whenever there's a warmer day.
One shopper said: ''Excellent egg chair - high quality very well made, sturdy, excellent quality chair cushion and head rest cushion very comfortable, chair actually folds for storage too which is an added bonus.''
''This egg chair is amazing, best buy ever and at a very affordable price as it was considerably reduced in the sale.''
Another shopper commented: ''Fabulous, well made chair for the price in the sale.''
''Really pleased and would highly recommend.''
While a third was just as complimentary, adding their feedback: ''This is a lovely chair, it is so comfy that I fell asleep the other day.''
''The chair is also foldable for easy storage and the frame is solid, giving you full support.''
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