Cheap £20 Asda buy instantly transforms your garden – it creates a ‘warm and cosy' space for evenings
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SUMMER NIGHTS Cheap £20 Asda buy instantly transforms your garden – it creates a 'warm and cosy' space for evenings
A BUDGET-FRIENDLY buy from Asda will elevate your garden this summer.
Add some warmth to your outdoor space on a cooler evening with this handy gadget.
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An Asda buy will instantly elevate your garden this summer (stock image)
If you enjoy hosting friends but find you always have to retreat inside once the sun goes down, this item helps to keep the party going all night long.
You can stay warm on breezier evenings and create a cosy atmosphere with an outdoor fire.
Asda is currently selling a Log Burner for just £20 ahead of the summer season.
According to the product description, this buy can be used to "heat your patio whilst also providing the atmospheric lighting only possible with an open fire".
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Complete with an ash catcher floor plate, this burner is easy to navigate and clean.
It is constructed with steel, making it durable in the unpredictable British weather.
The burner is suitable for use with logs, wood, and solid fuels.
It has received an average rating of 4.6 stars out of five from Asda customers.
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According to the experts at Yardzen, adding a "cosy fire pit area" is a sure way to elevate your outdoor space.
"A fire pit introduces warmth and cosiness to your garden, converting it into a welcoming outdoor social space," they said.
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"Whether you want to roast marshmallows, enjoy a glass of wine, or simply relax by the fire, a fire pit area can serve as a focal point for outdoor entertainment and relaxation."
They recommended taking great care when selecting a location for your outdoor fire.
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"[Ensure] it's placed a safe distance from structures and there's ample room for outdoor seating," the pros advised.
This burner is designed for outdoor use only, with manufacturers advising buyers to read the instructions carefully before first use and retain for future reference.
You should also keep pets and children away from the product when in use.
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Avoid using spirits, petrol, or comparable fluids for lighting or relighting.
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You can also nab a B&Q buy that creates a "tranquil atmosphere" in your garden.
Lidl also has a £3 decor buy that adds a "whimsical" touch to your garden this summer.
A B&M garden buy will transform your patio into an "ambient" paradise.
Home Bargains also has a £5 decor buy that turns your patio into an "outdoor living room".
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