Have you seen this at your local beach? See how this Bunnings item can divide beachgoers
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As the Australian sun beats down, beachgoers now head out to enjoy the summer heat.
A new trend recently emerged on the sandy shores that sparked a debate among sun-seekers.
One-stop hardware shop Bunnings released their latest summer range, including a beach cabana priced at $69.
The summer range also included beach chairs, umbrellas, and tents, yet it's the cabana that's turning heads.
The 2.4-metre beach cabana is not a novel concept, as retailers like ALDI and Kmart also released similar products.
Beachgoers and summer enthusiasts expressed their excitement about Bunnings' new range.
'I definitely need to check these out,' one user wrote.
Another shopper commented on the prevalence of cabanas.
'Yes, I see this all over my local beach this summer,' they wrote.
Some also sang praises about other items included in Bunnings' summer range.
'The chairs look good for a drinking session,' a third wrote.
'Our customers have been embracing the summer season with our new beach accessory range to make the most of the warmer days while keeping sun-smart,' Bunnings' Director of Merchandise Cam Rist shared.
'Our team has created the range to bring in new materials, colours and features which have been popular so far this summer.'
'From beach shelters and umbrellas to gazebos and beach chairs, we have a range of products to help our customers enjoy the Aussie summer,' Mr Rist concluded.
However, not everyone is enamoured with the beachside accessory.
Some criticised the cabana's appearance and requested cabanas with 'neutral colours' instead.
Others also shared their disappointment with the product's durability.
They wrote about how Bunnings' umbrellas from their summer range 'snapped immediately.'
In related news, the presence of these cabanas recently became an issue among beachgoers across the country.
A poll revealed that nearly 11,000 people disapproved of reserving a spot on the beach using a cabana.
On the other hand, some people do not mind about the recent practice.
A content creator criticised the use of cabanas to reserve their spot and suggested that users should be 'charged for the space' they take up.
So, what's the verdict? Are these cabanas a clever way to enjoy the beach, or do they take away the fun on a day at the beach?
Do you have any of Bunnings' summer range items at home? What do you think of reserving beach spots using cabanas? Share your thoughts and tips on enjoying a day at the beach in the comments section below!
A new trend recently emerged on the sandy shores that sparked a debate among sun-seekers.
One-stop hardware shop Bunnings released their latest summer range, including a beach cabana priced at $69.
The summer range also included beach chairs, umbrellas, and tents, yet it's the cabana that's turning heads.
The 2.4-metre beach cabana is not a novel concept, as retailers like ALDI and Kmart also released similar products.
Beachgoers come to the shores with cabanas and other items for a comfortable day out. Image Credit: Pexels/Los Muertos Crew
Beachgoers and summer enthusiasts expressed their excitement about Bunnings' new range.
'I definitely need to check these out,' one user wrote.
Another shopper commented on the prevalence of cabanas.
'Yes, I see this all over my local beach this summer,' they wrote.
Some also sang praises about other items included in Bunnings' summer range.
'The chairs look good for a drinking session,' a third wrote.
'Our customers have been embracing the summer season with our new beach accessory range to make the most of the warmer days while keeping sun-smart,' Bunnings' Director of Merchandise Cam Rist shared.
'Our team has created the range to bring in new materials, colours and features which have been popular so far this summer.'
'From beach shelters and umbrellas to gazebos and beach chairs, we have a range of products to help our customers enjoy the Aussie summer,' Mr Rist concluded.
However, not everyone is enamoured with the beachside accessory.
Some criticised the cabana's appearance and requested cabanas with 'neutral colours' instead.
Others also shared their disappointment with the product's durability.
They wrote about how Bunnings' umbrellas from their summer range 'snapped immediately.'
In related news, the presence of these cabanas recently became an issue among beachgoers across the country.
A poll revealed that nearly 11,000 people disapproved of reserving a spot on the beach using a cabana.
On the other hand, some people do not mind about the recent practice.
A content creator criticised the use of cabanas to reserve their spot and suggested that users should be 'charged for the space' they take up.
So, what's the verdict? Are these cabanas a clever way to enjoy the beach, or do they take away the fun on a day at the beach?
