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THE Range shoppers are rushing to buy a "beautiful" autumn home decor scanning at half price.
The fake tree will bring the lovely seasonal browns and reds inside the home and make you feel cosy as the days get shorter.
The Autumn Maple Leaf Tree can be bought for a cheap cost of £14.99 - half of the original £29.99 price.
The tree stands 150cm high and weighs only 300g - and could also be perfect for next year's Halloween.
One fan posted a photo of the tree to the Extreme Coupon and Bargains Facebook group to share the find.
Fans responded, with one saying: "I love this beautiful."
While another wrote: "My dad has a bare one of these with no leaves nothing. He called it twiggy. I just sent this to him and said I found twiggy a girlfriend."
A third fan posted: "How nice is this."
The description for the product says it is a "must-have" for autumn.
It reads: "With its natural effect, maple leaves, pinecones, and warm white LEDs, it's sure to make your room feel cosy this autumn.
"A real statement piece with a height of 150cm, this home ornament is a beautiful addition to any room, helping you make the most of bare spaces.
"It can be placed anywhere around the home thanks to its handy battery pack."
Changing the scent in your home is also an easy way to celebrate autumn.
Mist with cinnamon, clove, orange and cedarwood essential oils can create a smell and vibe that will bring the outdoor feeling inside.
ASDA shoppers have also rushed to the supermarket to buy another cosy homeware item that's scanning at tills for £2 instead of £21.
The savvy supermarket shopper revealed how they nabbed a George easy-care duvet set with two pillowcases for just £2 with the original price of £21.
The post read: "Bargain of the day king size winter bedding, only £2!"
The easiest way to find all the best bargains is to make sure you're in the loop with The Range and all the store has to offer.
The Range sends out a to fans that are signed up.
Signing up to the newsletter means you get sent offers, the latest product launches, and new seasonal trends straight to your inbox.
But beware that you might be tempted into buying things you don't need.
It's free to do though, and once you've had enough of the emails you can unsubscribe at any time too.
Make sure you also shop the clearance section and look out for any sales they may be running.
Finding deals and offers can be tricky if you don't know where to look.
Here's a list of hacks you can use to become a bargain-hunting pro and save on your shopping bill:
Join Facebook groups - , and are all Facebook groups helping you reduce your spending and find good deals
Get following - Follow your favourite shops on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram and sign up to its newsletters to get the latest on any offers
Check hotukdeals - The lists offers as they're spotted by savvy shoppers
Use barcode scanners - Retailers such as B&M let shoppers scan the barcodes on its app to see if it's cheaper than the price listed on the shelf
