I need this!’ shout B&Q shoppers thrilled by stylish floor lamp with shelves scanning at tills for £19.99
B&Q shoppers are thrilled by a stylish floor lamp scanning for just £19.99.
The stylish piece of kit for under £20 is on the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK Facebook page.
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Some shoppers have pointed out that the same lamp is on sale for £87 at B&Q.
A customer said: “This would be nice for the living room.”
Another said: “I would swap mine for this one.”
And ” I would love this.”
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Some shoppers have pointed out that the same lamp is on sale for £87 at B&Q.
Dunelm recently wowed shoppers with the Keates Shelved Floor Lamp, which scanned for just £55 down from £110.
A customer commented: “Just love this. Looks so nice on my porch, I have had loads of comments. Easy to assemble looks so expensive too.”
Another wrote: “I saw this lamp advertised online and bought it straightaway
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“It was just what I wanted for a tight corner behind the sofa to stand my tech on. It was easy to assemble and looked great in its finished position.
“I didn’t get the bulb that Dunelm recommended as I didn’t want the amber glow so I bought another large pearl bulb, that you can’t see the filament through. It gives a brighter light that you can comfortably read.
I transformed my patio with B&Q buys
“I haven’t used the shelves to display ornaments and books but it’s great for my router and phone and keeps them off the carpet! I used a storage box on the lowest shelf to hide all the unsightly wires and I’m very pleased with the whole purchase.”
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