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Posted: Fri Aug 31, 2007 10:21 am   Post subject: Should I use the Liveoutside Garden Buildings installers?


Hi everyone!
Do you have any experiences with a company called Liveoutside.co.uk? My friend saw them at Hampton Court Flower Show and he really liked their gazebos and summerhouses. I am just about to get myself a summerhouse and I’ve found a really good deal for one at liveoutside. Now I wonder if I should go for their offer of installation for £250 or should I arrange it via a local landscaper? Their offer for assembly seems reasonable but I wanted to get some opinions first – do you have any comments?
Thanks a lot.

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Posted: Fri Aug 31, 2007 10:31 am   Post subject:


If you don't want the hassle of trying to erect a summerhouse yourself then I'd pay the £250 which is definately a reasonable offer. A local landscaper would probably cost you just as much - maybe even more.


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