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The Problem

The Solution
Engineered for Harshness
Nothing Gets In
- 25,000 mm Waterproof Protection
- Engineered to block heavy rain, melting snow, and ice.
- Reinforced seams and sealed zipper create a closed system.
Ventilates Air
- Advanced Ventilation System
- Corner channels release trapped moisture.
- Reduces condensation and odor.
Stays in Place
- Storm-Ready Stability
- Dual tightening straps and anchor loops secure the cover.
- Compatible with Storm Anchor.
Built to Last
- Extreme-Weather Fabric
- Resistant to UV, frost, abrasion, and exposure.
- Designed for years, not seasons.
Moisture Gets Out
- Ventilated bottom
- Optimized airflow reduces condensation
- Continuous ventilation prevents mold growth
- Drainage design accelerates drying
What is Bag'in?
Can Bag'in handle snow?
How do I set up Bag'in?
Should the furniture be dry before storing it?
Is Bag'in waterproof?
What should not be stored inside Bag'in?
To withstand harsh climates, extra strict requirements are placed on how the two parts of the bag are joined together. Bag’in uses only the best materials and techniques to ensure optimal protection during outdoor storage.
To secure the cover around the furniture, tightening straps are sewn into the middle and lower sections. This ensures an optimal fit around the furniture and helps minimize unnecessary wind noise.
Outdoor storage in the demanding Scandinavian climate places high demands on materials. Our bags have a water column of 25,000 mm, making them highly resistant to both water and snow.
Bag’in can withstand all types of weather and is made from durable materials that protect against the sun’s UV rays and temperatures below freezing.
To prevent moisture buildup and ensure good ventilation, the models come with air vents in each corner.
Exposure to moisture over long periods can lead to mold or fungal growth. That’s why Bag’in features a ventilated bottom to ensure proper airflow.
Tips & Tricks
How to store garden furniture over winter: the complete guide
Clean, dry and pack your garden furniture before the first frost, and it can stay outside all winter. Material-by-material advice, cushion storage, and how to stop damp, mould and storm damage.
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Bag'in Classic is an everyday cover for summer. Put it over your garden furniture where it stands, cushions and all, fasten it with the straps and drawstring, and take it off in seconds when you want to sit outside.
How to clean and store your Bag'in between seasons
A clean, dry Bag'in lasts for many seasons. How to wash, dry and check the cover for small damage, and how to store it folded in the Storage Bag (sold separately) until next autumn.
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Where should your Bag'in stand? How to choose the right spot
The right spot means less condensation, less wind and no snow falling from the roof. A checklist for surface, distance and position, and what to think about on a deck, balcony or raised terrace.
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How to get your garden furniture ready for spring
When the night frosts end, it is time to unpack. When to take the furniture out, how to air, check and clean it material by material, and how to look after Bag'in until next autumn.
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No shed? How to store garden furniture outside in winter
Small garden, terraced house or balcony? You do not need a shed. How to store garden furniture safely outside all winter, which Bag'in size fits where you live, and tips for balconies.
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Snow on garden furniture: how to prevent snow and frost damage
Wet snow can weigh over 150 kg per square metre. How heavy snow really is, what frost does to each material, and how to keep garden furniture safe under snow all winter.
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Wooden garden furniture in winter: how to care for teak, pine and hardwood
Wooden garden furniture can stay outside all winter with the right prep. How to wash, dry, oil and pack teak, pine and hardwood, and when to oil before the frost.
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