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Saturday 20 June 2015 1:44 am  |  Updated:  Tuesday 26 October 2021 4:39 pm

Summer Igloo

By: Express KCS

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Forget freezing blocks of ice; the coolest igloo in town is ideal for lazing around a pool in the blistering sunshine

Whatever the season, this Garden Igloo will improve your entertaining credentials. The “convertible greenhouse” is available in a choice of materials: the open-fronted “canopy cover” (pictured above) and a fully rain proof plastic sheeting ideal for enjoying your garden even when the weather isn’t on top form.

The structure measures 3.6 metres in diameter and 2.2 metres in height – more than big enough for a few pieces of garden furniture and some pot plants. And when the winter comes, you can easily disassemble it until the return of spring.

Garden Igloo is available from €899 from gardenigloo.com; the optional “canopy cover” costs €349

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