B&Q has slashed the price of a hot tub for your garden to just £250 – but it won’t be around for long.
The garden store normally sells the four-man outdoor pool for £325 and has dropped the price by nearly a quarter as part of a clearance sale.
You’ll save £75 on the hot tub making it the ideal garden accessory for the last days of the good weather.
The tub features 120 jets, seats four adults and has a heater to keep the water warm while you’re using it.
It comes with its own insulated cover and thermal ground cloth too – but you’ll need to be prepared to put it together yourself.
The tub can hold a whopping 795 litres of water and measures 71cm tall, 196cm wide and 55cm deep.
The next cheapest hot tub of this size is the Lay-Z Spa Vegas, which costs £299 from Homebase.
B&M’s four-man hot tub was even cheaper at £225 in June but the retailer has sold out and has no plans to restock to make way for autumn products.
It’s not the first time B&Q has dropped the price – earlier this year it lowered the price tag to £300 down from £400, only for the price to go up again shortly afterwards.
But as the pool has been reduced to clear you won’t want to hang around or you risk missing out completely.
They’re only available to order online on the B&Q website so you’ll need to factor in the £10 delivery charge too, which will cut into your savings – but even then it’s still the cheapest deal.
Temperatures soared to 33C over the Bank Holiday weekend but the hot weather doesn’t look like it’s set to continue for much longer.
But savvy shoppers can bag a bargain on next year’s summer garden furniture by cashing in on the clearance sales now.
B&M has slashed the price of its £200 patio furniture set to £80, while Tesco has cut the price of its £30 giant unicorn paddling pool to £7.50.
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