Which size is right for you and your needs, at home or at your holiday home?

It depends on how much outdoor furniture you need to pack and store, but also on how efficiently you can stack it. Measure your largest piece of furniture to determine the required length and width, and use that as your starting point.

If your outdoor sofa is more than two metres long, choose Nordic Large at 3 x 2 x 1 metres. If your longest piece of furniture is under two metres, Nordic Medium at 2 x 2 x 1 metres should be sufficient. All models are one metre high.

For example: We recommend visualising how your furniture can be stacked as efficiently as possible before choosing a size.

Between two sizes?

Bag'in is designed for outdoor furniture, but you will almost certainly find other items you want to store inside it too. For example, barbecues, planters and pots, sports equipment, garden tools or anything else that can withstand being stored outdoors during winter. If you are unsure, it may therefore be a good idea to choose the larger size.

However, avoid choosing a Bag'in that is too large. This increases the risk of dips forming where rain and snow can collect. Arrange your furniture so that there is a higher point in the middle, allowing water to run off, and use the integrated straps to tighten the Bag'in securely around the contents.

Checklist when packing your Bag'in:

Keep the ventilation openings clear – It is very important that the ventilation openings in each corner remain unobstructed and have sufficient airflow. Make sure there is enough furniture inside the Bag'in to keep the sides properly supported, allowing the vents to continuously improve air circulation inside.

Storing cushions in Bag'in – We do not recommend storing cushions in Bag'in, as condensation may occur in Nordic climates. If you still choose to do so, the cushions should not touch the inside of the Bag'in or lie directly on the bottom. They should also be suitable for outdoor storage and preferably treated with a suitable impregnation product.

Watch out for sharp edges – We recommend using Bag'in DryTop if your furniture has sharp edges.