Shoppers are going crazy for B&M’s log burners and fire pits which start from £25
SHOPPERS are going wild for a B&M log burner which costs just £60. The discounter shared the bargain price on Facebook, in a post which has more than 3,200 likes and over 10,000 comments. The post read: “This log burner is a must-have for your garden this summer – ideal for when the sun comes […]
SHOPPERS are going wild for a B&M log burner which costs just £60.
The discounter shared the bargain price on Facebook, in a post which has more than 3,200 likes and over 10,000 comments.
The post read: “This log burner is a must-have for your garden this summer – ideal for when the sun comes out full time.
“It’d be perfect if you’re having people round to enjoy the summer, too. WHO needs this?!”
Shoppers went wild sharing the post with friends and saying it would be perfect for a party.
Amy said: “This would be sick in your garden!”
Emily agreed: “Imagine this in the back garden”
And Steve told one of his friends: “Get one of these bad boys pal.” To which Ryna replied: “I sense a party brewing here!”
The log burner is only available in stores while stocks last, so you’ll need to head to your nearest B&M to pick one up.
There are 600 B&M stores and you can find your nearest using the store locator tool.
While the B&M price is cheap, it’s worth shopping around in case you can find a better deal.
For instance, George at ASDA have a Fire Bowl and Log Burner for just £27 , Argos have a limited number of La Hacienda Square Fire Pits for £25, and Dunelm also sells a Fire Burner Basket for just £25.
If you’re heading to B&M you might also want to check out the rest of the bargain outdoor range, which includes fire pits for £25 and chimneas for £35.
We’re reviewed the whole range here, so you can see what’s on offer.
How to use a fire pit safely
Safety is a key concern when you’re investing in a fire pit. A couple of key things to remember:
- Never start a fire with petrol or lighter fluid.
- Make sure the fire pit is in a clear space – the recommendation is that it’s at least 2m away from anything flammable, on all sides.
- If your fire pit doesn’t include a cover, it’s worth investing in one to keep yourself protected from any stray sparks.
- And – this goes without saying – never leave the fire pit unattended.
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