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Which garden furniture?

jonas7 · 2012-06-06 10:33:48

Hoping someone can give me advice here. Looking to get a table and chair set for the garden. Have a budget of 300-400 euros, need to be able fold/stack it away in a smallish shed for winter too. Are the wooden sets in B&Q/Woodies/Argos any good or would i be better off with an aluminium set of some sort? Would prefer…

06-06-2012 10:33am

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Hoping someone can give me advice here. Looking to get a table and chair set for the garden. Have a budget of 300-400 euros, need to be able fold/stack it away in a smallish shed for winter too. Are the wooden sets in B&Q/Woodies/Argos any good or would i be better off with an aluminium set of some sort? Would prefer something with not too much maintanence and that will last for 5 years plus. Any help appreciated.

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#2 06-06-2012 11:02am

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Aluminium would be a lot easier to move. I have a couple of aluminium and woven plastic chairs that have been out in all weathers for two or three years now and just need a wipe down after the winter. The wood looks nicer but the aluminium is easier to manage, and the chairs stack handily too.

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