Savvy interiors fans race to B&M as ‘stunning' £100 chair scanning for just £30
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SAVVY shoppers are flocking to B&M to get their hands on a piece of "stunning" furniture that's been heavily reduced.
So if you're looking to make an interiors upgrade but don't want to break the bank, you've come to the right place.
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Shoppers are racing to B&M for a discounted chair
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The accent chair will add a stylish touch to any room
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One bargain hunter couldn't believe her luck after she spotted the originally priced at £100 for just £30.
This works out at 70 per cent off and a huge £70 saving.
Posting in the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK Facebook group, which boasts 2.6million followers, they said: "These chairs are scanning at £30 in B&M! Bargain!"
The Louise chair comes in cream or green and is the perfect accent piece for any home, adding a touch of style to your space.
With a luxurious velvet finish and wooden legs, it would fit in perfectly in a dressing room or bedroom.
The chair sits at 58cm wide and 72cm high, with a depth of 68cm, and can hold weight of approximately 100kg.
It is no longer available on the website, so you'll have to be quick to pick it up in your nearest store.
And savvy shoppers are now racing to get their hands on the bargain buy before it sells out.
One said: "I literally just saw this. Will have to go and have a look."
"I need one", cried somebody else.
I went to B&M for a radiator cover & came out with £230 of furniture for £40 - here's how I nabbed such epic bargains
A third wrote: "Just got the last one from ours, thank you."
Another person simply hailed it as "stunning".
A fifth chimed in: "We need to pop and see if we can get one."
Meanwhile, a sixth said: "I need one of these for the girls room if you see one."
It's not the only offer at B&M in recent weeks.
The popular store has launched a huge sale on garden kit, with the cheapest item selling for just £1.
Over 50 products have been reduced in price, including a Solar Table Lamp that is on sale for just £1.
The product, which can be used to light up your garden at night originally cost £1.50 but has had its price reduced by 33%.
And that is not all the retailer has also cut the price of Johnstone's Paint by 25% for those looking to do some DIY.
The paint usually goes for £15 at B&M but it is now scanning for £11.25.
Those looking to pick up some garden furniture also have a chance to save £150 on a Bali 8 Seater Dining Table Set, which now costs £350
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