Bag'in Nordic comes in five sizes

All five sizes are one metre high.

  • Nordic X-Small, 1.6 x 1 m: a small bistro set or one lounge chair with a side table.
  • Nordic Small, 2.5 x 1 m: a two-seater sofa with a coffee table, a dining set for four or two sun loungers.
  • Nordic Medium, 2 x 2 m: a dining set for six or a lounge group with sofa and chairs.
  • Nordic Large, 3 x 2 m: a dining set for eight or a full lounge group with a table.
  • Nordic X-Large, 4 x 2 m: a complete outdoor area, or furniture together with bikes and a grill.
Animation of garden furniture being stacked and covered with Bag'in Nordic X-Small
Nordic X-Small, 1.6 x 1 m
Animation of garden furniture being stacked and covered with Bag'in Nordic Small
Nordic Small, 2.5 x 1 m
Animation of garden furniture being stacked and covered with Bag'in Nordic Medium
Nordic Medium, 2 x 2 m
Animation of garden furniture being stacked and covered with Bag'in Nordic Large
Nordic Large, 3 x 2 m
Animation of garden furniture being stacked and covered with Bag'in Nordic X-Large
Nordic X-Large, 4 x 2 m

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 find the length and width you need, and use that as your starting point.

The length of your longest piece decides which models are possible. The width decides how much you can stack beside it. A 2.3-metre sofa fits in Small (2.5 x 1 m) or Large (3 x 2 m), but not in Medium, which is 2 metres long. If you only have the sofa and a table, Small is enough. If the whole group with chairs and table is going in, you need the width of Large.

Tip: set the furniture up on the deck the way it will stand in the bag, with the chairs stacked and the table in place, and measure the whole group before you choose. See how to pack garden furniture in Bag'in.

Between two sizes?

Bag'in is made for outdoor furniture, but you will almost certainly find other things to store in it too, such as grills, planters and pots, sports equipment, garden tools or anything else that can handle winter outdoors. If you are unsure, it can therefore be a good idea to go up a size.

Avoid choosing a size that is too large, though. That increases the risk of dips where rain and snow can collect. Stack the furniture with a high point in the middle so water runs off, and use the integrated straps to tighten the bag around the contents.

No room in the shed? See how to store garden furniture without a shed. If you are storing rattan furniture, read can you leave rattan furniture outside in winter first. You will find the full winter guide in how to store garden furniture over winter.

Checklist when packing your Bag'in

Keep the vents clear. The vents in each corner must hang freely with enough airflow. Store enough furniture in the bag to keep the corners up, so the vents always let air in and out.

Cushions in Bag'in. We do not recommend storing cushions in Bag'in, as condensation can form in a Nordic climate. If you still do, the cushions should not touch the inside or lie directly on the base, and they should be suitable for outdoor storage and preferably impregnated. See how to store garden cushions over winter.

Watch out for sharp edges. If the furniture has sharp edges, put DryTop Protect over it, under the cover. It protects both the furniture and the cover.