Dunelm slashes 30% off ‘very comfortable' sun lounger that's ‘perfect for relaxing in the garden'
Usually, the lounger would come with a £79 price tag, but the deal cuts it to £55.30.
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Amsterdam Charcoal Lounger
£55.30 (was £79)
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Several weeks of consistent hot weather in the UK means Brits have had the chance to spend more time outdoors soaking up the sun.
If you're lucky enough to own a garden, that could mean simply stepping outside your back door without having to traipse to a park.
To fully make the most of your space this summer you'll need some furniture, and a sun lounger is ideal for relaxing.
This Dunelm lounger is a comfortable option if you're having a drink or reading, but you can also recline it for sunbathing or even to enjoy a mid-afternoon snooze.
The removable head pillow gives some raised support for the neck, making it that extra bit more comfortable, especially if you'll be spending a couple of hours relaxing in it.
The Amsterdam Charcoal Lounger is great for having in the garden, but it's also versatile enough to take with you on days out.
Thanks to the lightweight mesh material and foldable design, you could pop the chair in the car to take camping or to the beach.
Dunelm had a home and garden sale that ended this weekend, but the sun lounger is one of multiple items still on sale amongst the full price garden furniture.
As it's not part of a timed sale, it's not clear how long the £23.50 saving will last, but as with many Dunelm deals, there is always a risk of selling out.
With a 4.7 star rating, shoppers are full of praise for the garden bargain.
One shopper wrote: ''Another superb garden chair.''
''Comfortable, adjustable - no assembly needed and a hugely satisfying price.''
Another was impressed with the practical features, commenting: ''Very comfortable reclining lounger, well constructed, with an all weather covering.''
''Perfect for relaxing in garden - tempted to buy a second one.''
A third felt the chair was good value, saying: ''Better, smarter and cheaper than the expensive ones at the garden centre.''
However, they did note the size of the chair, describing it as: ''very wide so takes up more space.''
As much as Brits love the sun, a heatwave can be uncomfortable, and if the current weather's got you searching for a quick fix, it might be worth taking a look at the best portable air conditioners.
best cooling pillows could really help with getting a solid night's rest.
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