The days are longer, the evenings warmer and what better way to enjoy the summer heat than by enjoying a glass or two of homemade cocktails from your own stylish wooden bar? Well, you're in luck as Wowcher has an amazing offer on at the moment selling a chic wooden Mercia Pressure Treat Garden Bar for only £299 - that's 57% off its retail price.
And this isn't just a small, rickety piece of garden furniture. It is 215 cm high (7ft ish) made from FSC Certified wood. With a pent-roof design and overlapping timber (adding to its design), it is certain to add a certain je ne sais quoi to your garden come day or night.
With limited availability on the site, this deal is being snapped up left, right and centre - and at a bargain price, we can see why.
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Usually retailing at £645 from Mercia Garden Products, you can get an expensive looking outdoor space (especially if you pair it with this garden set from Argos or this Tesco rattan set) without spending an arm and a leg. And, you don't have to use it just in the summer. With an angled roof, it means rain will run right off the back of the bar - and not onto any thirsty punters - and its sturdy wooden frame can handle the Welsh winds.
Now, it does come with fine print so listen up. This deal is, according to the website, a "pre-order" deal and the vouchers are valid for redemption for 14 days after purchasing. It's important to note that there's an added delivery cost to this item of £46.99. Plus, unlike the picture, this deal does not come with stools.
If this isn't quite the look you're going for, Habitat's tiki beach bar gazebo has more of a island feel, it comes with a fringe roof, rattan chairs and stylish finish.
That's not the only Wowcher deal that has our jaws dropped. If you're struggling to cool down at night, try out this blanket that acts as both a cooling sheet and a snuggly blanket. On that note, here are a few extra deals on fans and air coolers to get you ready for more summer sizzle.
