B&M shoppers have been rushing to clear the shelves of a "stunning" summer garden accessory that has been reduced by 40 percent.
Let's face it, taking a trip to the discounted retail chain has become a popular past-time for many bargain hunters, especially as it offers a range of vibrant garden summer collections.
One of its latest collections, Superbloom Sun, has a range of affordable accessories to help you spruce up your garden for the summer, and one item that shoppers are loving are the 10 Solar Rattan Effect String Lights.
Featuring an on-trend rattan effect, these string lights are ideal for arranging around your garden fence or patio area. As they are solar powered, you don't have to hunt down any or purchase any extra batteries.
They are also waterproof, which is ideal for the often unpredictable UK summer. While the weather has been scorching recently, we are partial to pouring rain, and you will want to know your lights are safe if that does happen.
Even better, the 10 Solar Rattan Effect String Lights have been reduced to just £7, which is just over 40 percent cheaper than the original £12 price-tag they came with.
B&M's devoted fans were sent wild for the solar lights after the retailer reshared a reel of digital creator, @danielle_homelife, who purchased them, to its Instagram recently.
The retailer captioned its reel: "Light up your garden with elegance using our 10 Solar Rattan Effect String Lights! Arrange these lights around your garden to create stunning light shows that will leave everyone mesmerized! @danielle_homelife.
"Explore our Superbloom trend for more delightful products that will elevate your outdoor space."
"Multiple shoppers quickly flocked to the comments to rave over the string lights, as one shopper said: "They look stunning x x x."
A second praised: "Oh they are beautiful."
Another wrote: "Love these."
While a fourth exclaimed: "Gonna get these lights."
Shoppers can purchase the 10 Solar Rattan Effect String Lights from B&M stores. Check your local store for stock availability.
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