The new range includes essential items such as BBQs, outdoor furniture, solar lighting, and various garden tools. For instance, the Enders Gas BBQ Urban II is priced at £99.99, while the Sling Folding Chair costs just £14.99.

Customers will find additional affordable options like the Solar Lamp Post for £19.99 and the Retractable Garden Hose priced at £39.99. The Electric Weed Killer is also available at a competitive price of £14.99.

Aldi emphasizes that their prices are significantly lower than those of competitors—customers could save up to 70% when purchasing similar items elsewhere.

Key products in Aldi’s garden range:

• Enders Gas BBQ Urban II: £99.99
• Tabletop Gas Griddle: £49.99
• Portable Tabletop Grill: £39.99
• Sling Folding Chair: £14.99
• Solar Lamp Post: £19.99
• Retractable Garden Hose: £39.99
• Electric Weed Killer: £14.99

Aldi’s Specialbuys have gained popularity for their quick sellouts, suggesting that this new garden range may follow suit.

The opening hours for Aldi during the May bank holiday will be from 8am to 8pm, allowing customers ample time to explore these new offerings.

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Reservations for the grill opened on April 23 and will close on April 26. Customers can pick up their grills from April 30 to May 4.

The grill features a thermo-regulating ceramic shell and an internal thermometer, allowing users to monitor cooking temperatures easily. It is designed for grilling, smoking, baking, and searing—four distinct cooking functions.

In comparison, the similar B&Q model is priced at approximately £500, creating a price difference of over £250. This significant gap places Lidl firmly in the value segment while still offering ceramic grill functionality typically associated with premium outdoor cooking brands.

Lidl’s entry into this market reflects a strategy aimed at attracting price-sensitive households. The timing—aligned with spring demand spikes—suggests Lidl is targeting consumers looking to upgrade their outdoor living setups ahead of summer peak usage.

The grill is smaller and lighter than the B&Q model, making it easier to handle. Additionally, it boasts bamboo handles and side tables for food preparation.

This launch follows Lidl’s previous introduction of a miniature version of an egg BBQ, marking their first medium-sized grill offering.

Details remain unconfirmed regarding potential future models or expansions in this product line. However, the current offering shows promise in appealing to a broader audience interested in outdoor cooking.

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