All the Amazon Prime Day garden deals landing TOMORROW including giant pool, £16 fire pit & bargain gazebos
GET YOURSELF PRIMED All the Amazon Prime Day garden deals landing TOMORROW including giant pool, £16 fire pit & bargain gazebos
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ALL the Amazon Prime Day garden deals landing tomorrow including a giant pool, £16 fire pit and bargain gazebos.
One of the biggest shopping events of the year is just a day away, and this year's sale is set to be bigger and longer than ever.
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All the Amazon Prime Garden deals including a pool and gazebos
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To shop for any Prime deals, you'll need to ensure you're signed up as an Amazon Prime member, which you can do via Amazon's 30-day free trial.
Not only will you get instant access to the sale, but you'll also enjoy same-day or one-day delivery, Prime Video access and loads more perks.
Just remember to track price changes for items on your wishlist using platforms like CamelCamelCamel, which monitor Amazon product prices, to ensure you're truly bagging a bargain on your must-have items.
Coleman Gazebo for Garden and Camping: save 30%
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Coleman Gazebo, Event Shelter for Garden and Camping £146.50 (was £209.99)
What's the deal? Save nearly £64 on this Coleman Gazebo equipped with the certified Coleman UV guard with SPF 50+ to provide protection against both the sun's ultraviolet rays and also against light rain.
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Why it's a great buy: The strong steel powder coated frame construction with secured PVC plug connections is quick and easy to set up.
The gazebo also provides a shade area with UV protection while allowing hot air to escape due to air vents at the top of the canopy flysheet.
Bestway Steel Pro Max Round Frame Swimming Pool: save 4%
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Bestway Steel Pro Max, Round Frame Swimming Pool £353.47 (was £366.99)
What's the deal? Save nearly £17 on this Bestway Steel Pro Max, Round Frame Swimming Pool with Filter Pump - perfect for hot summer days.
Why it's a great buy: An above-ground frame pool is ideal for space-saving in your garden and it features a rigid shape for enhanced durability.
It comes as a complete set, including 1 framed pool, 1 filter pump with filter (220-240 V), and a repair patch.
It is also equipped with a drain valve for easy draining and disassembly, along with a filter to maintain clean water.
Amazon's Ring Battery Video Doorbell Plus watches your front door & doesn't need any wires
TuDou Portable Fire Pit: save 23%
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TuDou Portable Fire Pit: £16.99 (was £21.99)
What's the deal? Save £5 on this portable firepit perfect for long summer nights.
Why it's a great buy: The TuDou firepit is lightweight and easy to carry, making it convenient for outdoor BBQs.
It comes with Heat Resistant Gloves & Carrying Bag, Stainless Steel Mesh BBQ Fire Bowl for Picnics, Bonfire, Patio, Backyard and Garden.
The 304 stainless steel mesh is also sturdy, durable and anti-heating, which is hard to damage and reusable.
eufy Security Video Doorbell E340: save 44%
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Save 40% on the eufy Security Video Doorbell E340: £89.99 (was £159.99)
What's the deal? Save a massive £70 on this smart video doorbell—nearly half price!
Why it's a great buy: This high-tech security gadget features dual cameras, ensuring you'll never miss who's at your door.
It's perfect for home security, offering crystal-clear 2K video and colour night vision.
The innovative delivery guard feature protects your packages, and there are no monthly subscription fees!
SOMIYAMI Tartan Picnic Blanket: save 25%
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SOMIYAMI Tartan Picnic Blanket: £8.99 (was £11.99)
What's the deal? Save £3 on this fantastic picnic essential—perfect for summer!
Why it's a great buy: This stylish tartan blanket is perfect for outdoor adventures and features a convenient carry handle.
The completely waterproof backing keeps you dry, even on damp grass.
It's machine washable for easy cleaning after messy picnics and folds up super compact for easy storage. Great value at under £10!
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