I don’t know if you can remember my last E-Zine Article about Electric Flykillers in my Aunt’s Pub? If not you can go to www........ to check this out again under the heading ‘Don’t Make the Mistake of Not Buying an Electric Flykiller’. Well, my Aunt has had me working again for her!
The other month, I had a couple of spare days left out of my holiday entitlement, so I decided to take a couple of days off work and go visit my favourite Aunt again. I thought it would be a nice couple of days relaxing in the country, lovely meals, and a few beers to help me unwind!
But, my Aunt had other things in mind for me. Sure, I got free Accommodation for 2 nights, but after my success in helping her find the right Electric Flykiller for her Pub, she has now had me trying to find a Smoking Shelter for her Pub!
Where do I start? - Thankfully, my Aunt does have Internet access, so a quick search on Google for ‘Smoking Shelters’ gave me a great start.
What a shock though. I didn’t know there were so many different types of smoking shelter! These range from the simplest form, a Wall Canopy to the aptly named ‘The Butt Stop.’
I quickly found that a Wall Canopy would be a neat solution where space would be limited, and it can easily be fitted to the sides of buildings. This would be ok for someone with a limited budget, as prices start around £550 plus VAT.
But looking at the quality of customers my Aunt’s pub is now attracting, I believe she should be looking for a Smoking Shelter a little more refined. I personally liked the look of the Curved Smoking Shelter, as this gave a modern, stylish look, and also came in a range of different sizes. The price around £1,750 pus VAT didn’t seem too bad either, certainly when compared to the Top of the Range model, named The Butt Stop that retails from around £2,800 plus VAT.
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