Dunelm shoppers running to buy stylish bedroom furniture scanning for £37 instead of £149
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DUNELM shoppers are running to buy a stylish bedroom furniture set scanning for £37 instead of £149.
The Inga two-drawer bedside table has been slashed in price by 75% at one of the retailer's branches.
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Dunelm has slashed the price of a bedside cabinet in one of its branches to £37
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The deal was spotted by a shopper in Sheffield who posted the find on the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK Facebook page.
They said: "Dunelm (Kilner Way, Sheffield) absolute bargain and still full price online. I bought two they are so heavy and solid."
The post has notched up dozens of likes and comments from shoppers in awe at the deal.
It is not clear if the bedside table has been reduced in price across all of Dunelm's stores, however one shopper reported seeing it in a Greenford branch in North West London reduced to £37.50.
The bedside table comes with solid customer reviews on the Dunelm website, with two giving it five stars and one four stars.
Customers can buy it in either whitewashed wood or light oak colours.
If you are keen to buy it online, you can click and collect and get it delivered to your home for free.
The Dunelm bedside table bargain is not the first that's caught shoppers' attentions in recent weeks.
Customers have left glowing reviews for a hanging hammock chair selling for £17.50 instead of £35.
Of five reviews left for the chair on the Dunelm website, all are five star, with shoppers commending its value and stylish look.
Dunelm shoppers are scrambling to their local store and their 'massive sale' kicks off with posh glasses for 89p and £8 gadgets to keep the Spring chill out
It is currently out of stock on the retailer's website though so you won't be able to buy one online for now.
How to save money at Dunelm
Dunelm is already known for offering homeware, electrical and DIY items at competitive prices, but there are ways to save extra at the retailer, starting with the "Returns Outlet" page on its website.
All the products on the page have been bought by customers then returned, with them sold on at a discounted rate.
Dunelm also has three outlet stores across the UK, offering stock at up to 70% off.
If you're ordering via the website, it's worth checking if you can order a product through click and collect, which is free.
Dunelm's home delivery fees can cost up to £9.95, depending on the size of the item, which can see what you pay overall rack up fast.
Make sure you follow Dunelm on social media too, where it regularly posts updates on its latest sales and offers on any products.
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