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Advice - how to negotiate a good climbling frame deal

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JRhappy Posts: 1 Newbie

9 June 2015 at 9:53AM in MoneySaving mums

I am a student and looking to buy a climbing frame for my kids to have in the garden over summer.
I have seen on various websites various climbling frames from metal to wooden. Wooden ones more expensive suppose abit more sturdy. i have seen a particular climbling frame which i am quite keen on, expensive too but i am sure with the right advice i can get money off.

Please advice how do i approach a company to get a good deal

thanks

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