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Rona 3-Day Sale: Uberhaus Set of 3 Garden Tools $10, Lite Way Top Soil $2.39 + More (May 4-May 6)

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Rona 3-Day Sale: (May 4-6)
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Rona is holding a Get Ready for the Summer event, a 3-day sale that starts this Friday (May 4). You can view all the deals from our flyertown. If your lawn needs a makeover, there are some decent deals on gardening supplies in the mix.

Here's a quick look at what's on sale:

  • Lite Way Top Soil (50 L) - $2.39
  • Garant Fan Lawn Rake $13.29
  • Uberhaus Set of 3 Garden Tools - $9.99
  • Canada Green Grass Seeds and Fertilizer - $19.59
  • Facto Relax Lounge Chair with Steel Structure - $29.99
  • 10'x12' Promo Sun Shelter (in Coffee Colour) - $109
  • Paradise Bollard Solar Garden Lights - $33.99
Pricing is in effect for three days only from May 4-May 6. Some items are limited in quantities and selection may vary by location. View the entire flyer here.
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  • AVATAR
    • wildzero
    • Great deal on the zero gravity chairs. Going to probably grab a couple of those along with some grass seed for my lawn.
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    • gmark2000
    • Not as good a deal for the dirt, even though it's a 50L bag.

      I recall 28L bags of black earth going for 89¢ in the past for Rona - maybe that'll come next week.
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    • quikky
    • Not as good a deal for the dirt, even though it's a 50L bag.

      I recall 28L bags of black earth going for 89¢ in the past for Rona - maybe that'll come next week.
      Absolutely not the same kind of product.

      This is pure garden soil, premium quality not black earth. At 2.39$ for 50L it's about the best deal you can get for great quality soil.
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    • WTF REF
    • Absolutely not the same kind of product.

      This is pure garden soil, premium quality not black earth. At 2.39$ for 50L it's about the best deal you can get for great quality soil.
      In any of your lawn experience, would this soil be a good option to place on dead patches, or to dump like 10 bags on an uneven grade?
      My yard is a mix of almost everything but grass.

      Thanks
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    • wpgguy99
    • Great deal on the zero gravity chairs. Going to probably grab a couple of those along with some grass seed for my lawn.
      I got them last year from Rona at the cheap price, and thought they worked out great.
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    • bobor
    • I got them last year from Rona at the cheap price, and thought they worked out great.
      I've never sat in one of these. but have been hearing al ot about them. can someone describe what all the fuss is about them?
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    • Pauly Boy
    • I've never sat in one of these. but have been hearing al ot about them. can someone describe waht all the fuss is bout them?
      Google is your friend:
      http://www.infobarrel.com/Zero_Gravity_Lawn_Chair

      Without going into scientific details & having to use words like “fulcrum” – the jist is this:
      - On a normal lawn chair, you’d have to lean forward, pull the lever, lean back to apply some force to move the backrest, lock the lever in place, etc, etc.
      - vs. With a zero gravity chair, you can adjust your position simply by clenching your butt cheeks together.
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    • WTF REF
    • Google is your friend:
      http://www.infobarrel.com/Zero_Gravity_Lawn_Chair

      Without going into scientific details & having to use words like “fulcrum” – the jist is this:
      - On a normal lawn chair, you’d have to lean forward, pull the lever, lean back to apply some force to move the backrest, lock the lever in place, etc, etc.
      - vs. With a zero gravity chair, you can adjust your position simply by clenching your butt cheeks together.
      Good explanation.

      You'll sweat like a pig in these chairs though, but nothing a good bucket of cold water cant fix.
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    • quikky
    • In any of your lawn experience, would this soil be a good option to place on dead patches, or to dump like 10 bags on an uneven grade?
      My yard is a mix of almost everything but grass.

      Thanks
      Lawn soil would fit better, but this is definitely WAY better than black earth.

      At this price it's a bargain.
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    • Kingmoo
    • - vs. With a zero gravity chair, you can adjust your position simply by clenching your butt cheeks together.
      more things in life should utilize interfacing via butt cheeks
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    • aaronl3e7
    • more things in life should utilize interfacing via butt cheeks
      Think of the possibilities!

      LOOL
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    • buyways
    • Absolutely not the same kind of product.

      This is pure garden soil, premium quality not black earth. At 2.39$ for 50L it's about the best deal you can get for great quality soil.
      What's the difference between this RONA stuff and the stuff HD had on for 99cents a bag last weekend? (Was the HD stuff inferior 'black earth'? The HD bags said it was 'all purpose gardening soil') thanks.
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    • jfmartel
    • CT had last weekend 25L of black earth for .83$. Bought 10 bag to fill uneven area.

      Will buy a couple of these bag to fill spot where I removed some small trees to get some lawn.

      Thanks.
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    • quikky
    • What's the difference between this RONA stuff and the stuff HD had on for 99cents a bag last weekend? (Was the HD stuff inferior 'black earth'? The HD bags said it was 'all purpose gardening soil') thanks.
      RONA's stuff is a rich mix of soil with humus and limestone, no filler. It's what people should put in their garden.

      Most people are buying 0.99$ cheap dirt because it's cheap. It's basically dirt with filler (rocks, etc.). Does not contain any nutrients.

      No comparison.

      RONA's been selling this soil for years. We'll probably have a cheap black dirt in a few weeks. They've been doing it for years.
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    • smacd
    • I've never sat in one of these. but have been hearing al ot about them. can someone describe what all the fuss is about them?
      We bought 10 of them during the same sale last year (also $30) and use them at our small resort. Many guests have gone home and bought their own, they liked them so much. This was the best price/quality combination we saw last year. If you leave them outside, though, they will rust where the keepers are welded to the frame. Nothing a bit of black enamel won't fix. The ones left under the deck overhangs did not rust, just the ones by our pool.
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    • -=MK=-
    • Bought the Gravity chair a couple of years ago for $50..it's holding up quite well. A word of caution - if you have little ones, be careful of the moving parts under the arm rest that could easily pinch a finger when they on it.

      Thanks OP.
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    • mrwinky
    • Can anyone confirm my math lol... My wife wants me to build a planter along the garage using railway ties... So its going to be 15 feet long, 2 feet wide and 18 inches deep, which means i need 22 bags of dirt according to my math

      Anyone seen anything cheaper recently?

      Winky
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    • antigua1999
    • Anybody have experience with the sun shelter. $109.00 seems like a good price. I wonder about the quality, i`ve seem all sorts of difference prices.
      thanks in advance for any advice.
      steve
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    • itsvince
    • Anybody have experience with the sun shelter. $109.00 seems like a good price. I wonder about the quality, i`ve seem all sorts of difference prices.
      thanks in advance for any advice.
      steve
      I was wondering the same thing. Seems like a really low price for a 10' by 12'... Tempting.
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    • Impossibles
    • Can anyone confirm my math lol... My wife wants me to build a planter along the garage using railway ties... So its going to be 15 feet long, 2 feet wide and 18 inches deep, which means i need 22 bags of dirt according to my math

      Anyone seen anything cheaper recently?

      Winky
      Yep, thats correct. Althought 18 inches of soil is pretty deep, you don't need more than 12 unless you want to grow long carrots. I'd also recommend replacing 6-8 of those bags with 3-4 blocks of peat moss to improve drainage and make the soil able to hold moisture better.
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    • kreisleriana
    • Why does dirt cost more in Alberta? The top soil is $2.74 here.
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    • Bobo9x
    • Why does dirt cost more in Alberta? The top soil is $2.74 here.
      Infused soil with Oil ?
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    • JJD1
    • Sad to see that we are getting ripped off in Newfoundland for those Gravity Chairs. Our flyer shows the same regular price of $59.99 but the sale price here is $44.99. I even checked the RONA flyer online for Nova Scotia and over there the sale price is $29.99. It may cost a little extra to ship these things to Newfoundland but it doesn't cost an extra $15 each to do so. Thanks a lot RONA but no thanks!
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    • stephroll
    • Sad to see that we are getting ripped off in Newfoundland for those Gravity Chairs. Our flyer shows the same regular price of $59.99 but the sale price here is $44.99. I even checked the RONA flyer online for Nova Scotia and over there the sale price is $29.99. It may cost a little extra to ship these things to Newfoundland but it doesn't cost an extra $15 each to do so. Thanks a lot RONA but no thanks!
      Home Depot has same chair for $39.99 in flyer .Don't know if price is similar in NF .
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    • JJD1
    • Yes, Home Depot has a Gravity chair in the NL flyer at $39.99.

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