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that's some dedication.. lol
Pottery Barn is running a 15% off flash sale right now- you may be able to layer that on top of the 10%. I think the flash sale runs thru this weekend
PB gift cards are 8% off at Cardpool right now. That'll cover your sales tax:
http://www.cardpool.com/buy/pottery-barn-gift-cards
Can you post a pic of which ones, exactly? I was just at the Spectrum the other day and noticed they have several different styles of seating. I am also shopping for patio furniture. I feel like I have everything from every store memorized now. Just did a 4 hour shopping trip the other day (my kids hate me.) Maybe I can help you find it or something similar to it. I am actually heading to the Spectrum again tomorrow. Will keep my eyes peeled for it if you know the location.
Sorry SoCal just saw this. I don't have a pic but it seems like pretty much the same furniture throughout the Spectrum. Particularly the chairs. It's a dark faux wicker and they have wide arms, no curves and no tapers, just straight lines.
The cushions though are really good because they look white but when you get up close they are like a very light cream/grey with a subtle pattern. They must get tons of wear but seem to hold up well and I've never seen them look dirty.
I was going to suggest that same table from Restoration Hardware that Er5b posted.
But I think the question is, do you want that kind shown in the picture where you have to run a gas line or use an 8-foot hose running to propane? Aside from the really basic wood-burning firepits, the majority of the residential firepit tables out there which you could buy "off the shelf" use a 20 lb. LP tank which is discreetly hidden, standing upright within the base. The table is going to be a little higher but there are rectangular tables with glass guards which look similar to the Fashion Island table that can accommodate a tank. Just depends what your preference is.
J
jmoney74
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aquabliss said:
that's some dedication.. lol
Coleman
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http://www.theoutdoorfurnitureoutlet.com/
I was able to get stuff from here.
I worked with a guy named Lenny. He was professional and knowledgeable.
I was able to get stuff from here.
I worked with a guy named Lenny. He was professional and knowledgeable.
J
jmoney74
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I use this one sometimes
www.acmecorp.com
www.zuomod.com
and at info@socofurnishings.com for quotes.
www.acmecorp.com
www.zuomod.com
and at info@socofurnishings.com for quotes.
I got some Hampstead Teak furniture from Pottery Barn:
http://www.potterybarn.com/shop/outdoor/hampstead-outdoor/?cm_type=lnav
It's holding up really well. Sign up for their email list, and you get a 10% off coupon code, then buy PB, Williams Sonoma or West Elm gift cards at one of the gift card exchanges at a discount and the price *almost* becomes reasonable.
http://www.potterybarn.com/shop/outdoor/hampstead-outdoor/?cm_type=lnav
It's holding up really well. Sign up for their email list, and you get a 10% off coupon code, then buy PB, Williams Sonoma or West Elm gift cards at one of the gift card exchanges at a discount and the price *almost* becomes reasonable.
J
jmoney74
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I like costco too.. for quality and return policy.. but obviously selection is limited.
furioussugar
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gaogi said:
Pottery Barn is running a 15% off flash sale right now- you may be able to layer that on top of the 10%. I think the flash sale runs thru this weekend
furioussugar said:
PB gift cards are 8% off at Cardpool right now. That'll cover your sales tax:
http://www.cardpool.com/buy/pottery-barn-gift-cards
Coleman
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For those that like Costco ...
Check out the company RST. They sell to Sears, Walmart, Costco, Lowes, Home Depot, etc...
http://www.rstoutdoor.com/
This is the outlet center as noted earlier.
http://www.theoutdoorfurnitureoutlet.com/index.php
I highly recommend the orbital loungers! They are amazing and more comfy than typical loungers. They also fold up a bit so you can store them under an eave during rain. Shift your hips back and you will be able to lay all the way back against the "stops" or shift forward to sit up more.
(They have a double wide lounger too for couples or people who want/need more space)
A quick video, hahahttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmLPdo6zTsE
(No I have no affiliation with the product or company. I just love the loungers and for the price it was one of my favorite recent purchases)
Check out the company RST. They sell to Sears, Walmart, Costco, Lowes, Home Depot, etc...
http://www.rstoutdoor.com/
This is the outlet center as noted earlier.
http://www.theoutdoorfurnitureoutlet.com/index.php
I highly recommend the orbital loungers! They are amazing and more comfy than typical loungers. They also fold up a bit so you can store them under an eave during rain. Shift your hips back and you will be able to lay all the way back against the "stops" or shift forward to sit up more.
(They have a double wide lounger too for couples or people who want/need more space)
A quick video, hahahttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmLPdo6zTsE
(No I have no affiliation with the product or company. I just love the loungers and for the price it was one of my favorite recent purchases)
socal78
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aquabliss said:
Can you post a pic of which ones, exactly? I was just at the Spectrum the other day and noticed they have several different styles of seating. I am also shopping for patio furniture. I feel like I have everything from every store memorized now. Just did a 4 hour shopping trip the other day (my kids hate me.) Maybe I can help you find it or something similar to it. I am actually heading to the Spectrum again tomorrow. Will keep my eyes peeled for it if you know the location.
thevillain9
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aquabliss
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SoCal said:
Sorry SoCal just saw this. I don't have a pic but it seems like pretty much the same furniture throughout the Spectrum. Particularly the chairs. It's a dark faux wicker and they have wide arms, no curves and no tapers, just straight lines.
The cushions though are really good because they look white but when you get up close they are like a very light cream/grey with a subtle pattern. They must get tons of wear but seem to hold up well and I've never seen them look dirty.
socal78
Well-known member
thevillain9 said:
I was going to suggest that same table from Restoration Hardware that Er5b posted.
But I think the question is, do you want that kind shown in the picture where you have to run a gas line or use an 8-foot hose running to propane? Aside from the really basic wood-burning firepits, the majority of the residential firepit tables out there which you could buy "off the shelf" use a 20 lb. LP tank which is discreetly hidden, standing upright within the base. The table is going to be a little higher but there are rectangular tables with glass guards which look similar to the Fashion Island table that can accommodate a tank. Just depends what your preference is.