Bean Bags from a high street shop - where?
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Bean Bags from a high street shop - where?
Fed up with not being able to just go out and buy something any more, seems when ever I want something I can only find it on the web
Does anyone know where you can get bean bags from that is a high street shop and not some fleabay store on line?
Does anyone know where you can get bean bags from that is a high street shop and not some fleabay store on line?
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the bean bag type ones at next are a bit stingy with beans...I bought a b&Q one aswell and chucked some out of that into the other one..
dont try it with your hands..they go everywhere
dont try it with your hands..they go everywhere
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Well called B&Q and they said they were a seasonal item, I asked what season and they said autumn/Christmas
Tried Next and they said they don't stock them in their stores and are only available out of their catalogue.
The Argos ones look like you buy a cotton bean bag for £20 and then you buy a separate cover for them of your choice for £15+ so if the stitching goes on the cover the beans don't leak out.
Remember having them as a kid and beans used to leak out the seams/zips all the time so perhaps this is a better option having an internal bag and then a separate cover.
Tried Next and they said they don't stock them in their stores and are only available out of their catalogue.
The Argos ones look like you buy a cotton bean bag for £20 and then you buy a separate cover for them of your choice for £15+ so if the stitching goes on the cover the beans don't leak out.
Remember having them as a kid and beans used to leak out the seams/zips all the time so perhaps this is a better option having an internal bag and then a separate cover.
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Originally Posted by Brendan Hughes
The wife made ours, total cost perhaps a tenner each. There's no such thing as a cheap bean bag in Portugal, seems like they start at £50 and go up
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Saw some "Outdoor" bean bags in Dunelm Mill today. Those shops are everywhere so one should be near you.
Also there used to be a shop in shopping centre in Salford that sold things called buddha bags. These bean bags where really foam bags but they did come in 6ft diameters
http://www.buddhabag.com/bagbrowser.htm
Also there used to be a shop in shopping centre in Salford that sold things called buddha bags. These bean bags where really foam bags but they did come in 6ft diameters
http://www.buddhabag.com/bagbrowser.htm
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Originally Posted by p1mark
Dunelm is the place.
http://www.dunelm-mill.com/DunElmSit...s_Bean%20Bags/
Brendan does your better half make them to order and export internationally?
Thanks for the replies from everyone
Oh and I did look at the John Lewis website and nearly fell off my chair at their prices, one of them was £200
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