Shoppers have been rushing to B&M after it dropped the price of a stylish egg chair by £50 in its spring deals.
If there is one item you can bet will sell out as soon as the weather heats up, it will be an egg chair. These hanging chairs have become a staple piece of garden furniture for many households.
If you don't want to break the bank getting your own one, then it might come as good news that B&M has slashed the cost of one by 33 percent. The budget retailer's New York Hanging Egg Chair has now been dropped from £150 to just £100 - so, you may want to be quick.
The chic garden staple is included in the discounter's 'Spring Deals' which you can currently shop in stores. The sale will allow shoppers to snap up bargains across a wide variety of product departments ranging from homeware to garden furniture.
Described as "comfortable, modern and stylish", the New York Hanging Egg Chair is an ideal addition to your summer garden. The chair also includes a stylish rattan effect and luxuriously soft cushion, allowing you to relax in the sunshine with a book or even a drink.
Sharing the nifty garden deal on Instagram, B&M wrote: "Looking to add a touch of style and comfort to your garden?
"Look no further than this stunning hanging egg chair! It's an absolute bargain at just £100 in our #BigSpringDeals (a massive £50 saving!)
"Who needs to grab one of these before they're gone?!"
Shoppers quickly flocked to the comments to rave over the bargain purchase, with many tagging loved ones in the deal. One shopper wrote: "Loving mine xx."
While a second raved: "Amazing deal."
And a third added: "Omg."
If the New York Hanging Egg Chair isn't to your taste, then the retailer has also slashed the cost of the larger Siena Hanging Egg Chair by £50 in the Spring Deals. The comfortable chair has been reduced from £250 to just £200.
As B&M does not offer an online store, shoppers can only purchase the £100 New York Hanging Egg Chair and £200 Siena Hanging Egg Chair in-stores. Check with your local store for stock availability.
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