New Range Of Garden Accessory Covers From Camelot
Thursday, July 21st, 2011
Are you searching for a way to keep your larger garden furniture protected from our unpredictable British weather, when your shed and garage are already full?
Your valuable garden patio sets, or your cherished BBQ need to be kept clean and in pristine condition, ready for next summer.
Camelot Outdoor Living has launched their new 2011/2012 range of garden cover products, which provide the ideal protective solution.
The new collection features durable, strong all-weather protection covers made from lightweight polyester fabric.
High quality stitching and reinforced seams ensure years of protection, against most of the problems, including:
UV damage; Rain damage; Pollution; Frost damage; Bird fouling; Dirt and grime and Falling tree sap.
The covers come in a great range of sizes and shapes, to address all of your different garden accessory needs.
Prices start from just £7.99 for a parasol cover to £49.99 for a three-seater hammock cover.
Also available are covers for patio sets, BBQs, hammocks, parasols, cushions and tables, there really is something for everyone.
Drawstring bags are supplied for easy and handy storage when not in use. Camelot don’t sell their products direct, but they are all available from good garden centres.
For further details about the Camelot Garden Covers range please visit the website.
Tel: (0121) 504 2700

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