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10 Easy ideas for outdoor entertaining

4 March 2010

With summer thankfully on its way you will no longer be confined to entertaining indoors.  Read my top tips on how to entertain outdoors: Shelter – Rain can ruin an outdoor party, taking simple precautionary steps means that should the heavens open a down poor will not dampen the spirits of your guests. Depending on [...]

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Gazebo Guide

24 February 2010

What is a gazebo? A gazebo is a freestanding outdoor timber structure that has open sides and a roof. Gazebos provide shelter from the rain and sun allowing you to sit out and enjoy your garden whatever the weather. Gazebos are great for outdoor entertaining, they can provide a sheltered area for dining and relaxing [...]

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What is a Garden Arbour?

23 February 2010

A traditional garden arbour is a sheltered garden seat that includes support for climbing plants to grow up and around. Materials Steel Arbours – This type is strong and durable and will require very little maintenance. Wooden Arbours – Look wonderful in your garden thanks to being produced from natural materials, a timber arbour will [...]

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How to clean a canvas gazebo canopy

1 February 2010

With winter finally coming to an end and signs that spring is on its way, now is the time to start getting your garden in shape. If you did not take your canvas canopy or gazebo sails down over the winter they will need a good clean to restore them to their former glory. You [...]

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Guide to Timber Gazebos – Jack’s top tips on creating the perfect covered seating area in your garden

28 January 2010

One of the best ways of improving the appearance of your garden is to add a gazebo. These outdoor garden arch structures really add the wow factor to your garden! As well as looking beautiful erecting a gazebo in a British garden is also extremely practical as it provides a sheltered covered space for you [...]

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