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In New Zealand, bean bags offer comfy seating for relaxation and are handy to move. Bean bag chairs come in wool, polyester, sheepskin or nylon.

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About Bean Bags products

In New Zealand, bean bags offer flexible seating for reading, gatherings and daily use, alongside sofas and lounge suites.

A bean bag is the epitome of relaxation, comfy to the extreme and very handy to have around the home. They mould effortlessly with your body and are incredibly light, easily moved from one spot to the next. ArchiPro features only the best bean bags in New Zealand in a range of colours and styles with wool, polyester, sheepsking or nylon material, so there's something for everyone.

Types of bean bags

There are a number of different types of bean bags to consider in New Zealand, each making a great addition to the home.

The round-shaped

This is the classic, round-shaped bean bag you've probably seen and used countless times in the past. It's popular because it's simple and it works well with most rooms.

The square-shaped

This is great if you want a bean bag that stands up on its own. This provides just a little bit more support when assuming a seated position.

The gaming one

Bean chairs aren't just for lounging anymore but for gaming too. A popular choice among avid gamers, these make excellent gifts.

The advantages of high-quality bean bags

High-quality bean bags in New Zealand are a world apart with plenty of reasons to make them the first choice bean bag for your home. The most compelling of these is comfort and the difference you’ll feel relaxing in a high-quality product compared to a standard one. High-quality bean bags are made from premium materials like sheepskin, wool, with better-quality filling and the right amount of filling to offer just the right amount of support. This also makes them more robust and better placed to deal with day-to-day use in a busy household. High-quality options also tend to feature more stylish and sophisticated designs, meaning they can enhance a space as well as provide comfort to it.

How to choose a bean bag that's right for you

The first thing to think about when choosing a bean bag is the type that you’re after. Most people will be happy enough with the classic round-shaped bean bag but the others, like the square-shaped and gaming bean bags, might be worth considering for more specific uses. The size of the bean bag is also important, thinking about the sizes of the likely users of the bean bag. The material of the bean bag is also important and there are many options to choose from. Faux leather is strong and easy to clean, cotton is a comfortable all-rounder, and corduroy is super soft - just to name a few. Also, think about the aesthetic of the bean bag. They are fairly large items of furniture and will always grab the eye no matter where you place them so the look has to be one that works. Some try to match them with other furnishings like their lounge suites, but the choice is ultimately up to you.   A bean bag couch can provide shared seating for larger households, while a large outdoor bean bag suits a covered deck or indoor-outdoor room.

When choosing bean bags for kids, match the seat size to the child and the space it will occupy. A baby bean bag should only be considered where the product information confirms it is designed for infant use.

How long does a bean bag last?

The durability of a bean bag will depend on several factors, including the quality of the fabric, the manufacturer, what it’s used for and how often it’s maintained. Generally, an average bean bag can last anywhere from three to five years.

How do you maintain the look and feel of a bean bag?

To maintain the look and feel of a bean bag, fluff it up every so often to redistribute the beads and ensure it looks soft and squishy. If you drop food or anything that stains on a bean bag, spot clean using a damp sponge. If needed, unzip the bag outer and give it a wash in the washing machine before air drying it or putting it in a dryer.

How often do you need to refill bean bags?

While a good quality bean bag means you’ll be less likely to need refills, you may still want your bean bags to look extra full and fluffy. In this case, you can top up beads as you’d like, or take out some old and squished beads and replace them. Generally, every few years should suffice.