Tips & tricks for outdoor furniture storage

Garden cushions belong indoors in winter. How to brush, wash and dry outdoor cushions, where to store them, and what to do if they have already gone mouldy.

Synthetic rattan can stay outside all winter, natural rattan should come in. How to tell them apart, what frost does to the weave, and how to clean, dry and pack rattan furniture before winter.

A water column is a measurement used to determine the waterproofness of different materials. This is especially important for clothing and equipment designed to protect against water, such as rainwear, tents, or storage products intended for outdoor use—just like Bag’in. Here we give you an introduction to what water column means!

With Bag'in you pack the cabin's outdoor furniture on the deck. You skip the carrying, and the cabin stays free of furniture through autumn and winter.

Odd Vik from Laksevåg in Hordaland, Norway, was skeptical whether Bag'in's storage solution for outdoor furniture would handle the ultimate weather test: full storm in Western Norway.

We went out in Norwegian autumn weather – specifically in strong gales and drizzle – to show that with Bag'in, your outdoor furniture is safely preserved through the wind gusts. You don't need to worry about Bag'in being taken by the weather.

Every fall, countless hours and resources are spent packing, moving, and storing outdoor furniture, and often the storage isn't good enough to keep the furniture in good condition over winter. Many use tarps and ropes over their outdoor furniture, but the incomplete protection still leads to furniture getting worn by weather and wind.

Running out of space in your garage or shed? Bikes, grills, lawn mowers and garden equipment can quickly take over. Here's how Bag'in can create flexible outdoor storage right where you need it.

Taking better care of what you already own might be one of the simplest ways to reduce waste – while saving money at the same time. That idea is at the heart of Bag'in.

Outdoor furniture is designed to live outside. But that doesn’t mean it benefits from being left completely exposed to rain, snow, frost and changing temperatures year after year.