Aldi's giant hanging egg chair is back after flying off the shelves last year — but you'll have to be quick if you want to snap it up.
Available to buy from Sunday 12th June, the Large Hanging Egg Chair (£299.99) has a weather-resistant powder-coated frame, cosy cushions, is engineered for stability, and comes with a water-resistant cover to protect it from unexpected showers from top to bottom. Prepping your space for summer? This is the ultimate accessory for every garden, patio or terrace.
The German supermarket says: "Available in a stylish rattan design and complete with seriously comfortable cushions, the Large Hanging Egg Chair is the ideal way to relax with friends and family. Those wanting to swing through summer had better be quick to get their hands on this garden essential, as with all Specialbuys once they're gone, they're gone!"
A timeless piece of furniture that will suit any space, hanging egg chairs are a must-have for summer. Aldi first launched their smaller egg chair earlier this year, but now the giant version is back following on from its success. Designed like the original chair, the main difference is that the bigger one can seat two people comfortably.
Other garden special buys to add to your wish list include the Gardenline Square Fire Pit (£69.99), Grey Rattan Effect Bench (£49.99) and the Modern Garden Furniture Coffee Set (£349.99) — ideal for slow alfresco suppers. Some of the items are available online-only, while others are also sold in stores.
For more special buys, visit Aldi's website. Happy shopping!
10 best garden sprinklers to keep your lawn and borders watered
Keep your grass watered with this turbo-driven pop-up sprinkler. Simply install the sprinkler centrally on your desired area, connect it with a connector to a pipeline and let the water do the rest.
With a sturdy ground spike, this multiflo sprinkler is ideal for use on lawns and borders. Made from premium grade UV-resistant plastic, it can be used alone or as part of a modular system. Your grass will be looking green again in no time...
Designed to give 100% even water coverage, this rectangular sprinkler is great for all garden space. It also has 15 jets, so is brilliant for both play and watering the grass.
This high performance metal spike sprinkler reaches a maximum area coverage of 314m², ensuring every patch of lawn gets watered. The spike design ensures durability, while the water-powered spray makes it easier to water.
Brilliant for lawns, beds, borders and taller plants, this versatile sprinkler adjusts in height from 40-95cm and in spraying angle from 0-360 degrees. The sturdy tripod has weighted legs for stability, while the heavy duty metal sprinkler head easily adjusts.
With a durable alloy base, this pulsating sprinkler covers an area up to 25cm in diameter and features a fully adjustable spray pattern. This style also includes a brass hose connector to fit a standard half-inch hose.
Mounted on a robust plastic sled, this pulse sprinkler has three metal inserts to make it stable. An essential for any keen gardener.
With eight spray patterns to choose from, this sprinkler has a soft-touch easy-grip adjuster ring for changing spray patterns even with wet hands.
With ground forks for stability and a built-in pre-filter, this sprinkler has a swaying movement for convenient positioning without getting wet.
Keep your garden in top form with this nifty sprinkler. Designed to cover every inch of your grass or flowerbed, it features an adjustable spray pattern facility and a oscillation adjustment.
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Lisa Joyner is the Deputy Daily Editor at House Beautiful UK and Country Living UK, where she's busy writing about home and interiors, gardening, dog breeds, pets, health and wellbeing, countryside news, small space inspiration, and the hottest properties on the market. Previously, she has written for Conde Nast Traveller, House & Garden and Marie Claire magazine. Lisa studied at University For The Creative Arts, where she completed a BA in Fashion Journalism.
