Tips & tricks for outdoor furniture storage

Bag'in Nordic comes in five sizes, from 1.6 x 1 m to 4 x 2 m. Measure your largest piece of furniture to find the length and width you need, and use that as your starting point.

Bag'in makes garden furniture covers in three models: Classic for everyday summer use, SunGuard for sun-exposed terraces and Nordic for winter storage. Here is how they differ and how to choose.

Nine steps to packing garden furniture in Bag'in: choose the right spot, lay out the bottom, stack with a peak in the middle, close the zip and keep the vents clear.

Step by step from the manual: base, stacking, zip, carabiner lock, Storm Anchor and care for Bag'in Nordic and SunGuard.

The genius of Bag'in's solution is that the top and bottom parts attach together with a robust zipper. This protects your outdoor furniture from both below and above.

Some condensation always forms under a cover in a Nordic climate. Why it happens, and six simple steps that keep damp and mould away from garden furniture.

When everything is wrapped in Bag'in and you're tightening it to make it completely compact, it's important to tighten correctly. Bag'in has tensioners both in the middle of the construction and at the bottom.

Storm Anchor is fitted between the deck boards without drilling and holds Bag'in Nordic in place through autumn storms. Here are seven more ways to use it on the deck all year round.

When Bag'in season is over and you want to pack away the top and bottom parts in the storage bags, it can be challenging if you don't do it right. Make sure both the top and bottom parts are clean and dry before packing them away. Here's a simple overview of how to correctly fold and roll the cover. The Storage Bag is sold separately.