Aldi is selling an 8ft garden trampoline at an amazing 32% discount
ALDI shoppers are in luck because the discounter’s selling an 8ft garden trampoline with enclosure for £67.99 – 32 per cent cheaper than one of its rivals.
The discounter beats the price tag at JD Williams at £99.99 by £32, while Robert Dyas is selling the same trampoline for a whopping £129.99.
Sadly, Aldi’s not selling the trampoline at the bargain price that one eagle-eyed shopper bought it for in Wales in April, but it’s still a good deal.
At the time, the discount supermarket said the low £17.68 price tag could be due to some stores clearing out old stock or it could be a regional offer.
The Plum-branded trampoline has the dimensions of 2.44m x 2.44m x 2.10m, and is suitable for children above the age of six who weigh a maximum of 50kg in total.
The safety net ensures your kids won’t hurt themselves by landing on the springs or frame.
The trampoline frame itself is made of galvanised steel to provide protection from the weather, while its foam mat surrounds the springs to prevent the creation of rust.
The garden gadget will roll out at Aldi as one of its Specialbuys, meaning it’s only available as long as stocks last.
It’s available to pre-order on its website already, and will land in Aldi stores this Sunday – June 16.
Aldi has more than 825 branches across the UK. You can find your nearest one using its store locator.
If you’re not fussed about the Plum brand, TJ Hughes is selling an 8ft trampoline with enclosure for a few quid cheaper at £74.99.
Or you can pick up one similar in size for £40 at Argos, but it comes without the safety net.
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And it’s rolled out an inflatable dinosaur paddling pool for a bargain price.
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