Bean Bag Chair Cover (No Filler) Stuffed Animal Storage Bean Bag Cover Pets Dogs/Cats Lazy Beds. Washable Ultra Soft Corduroy Stuffed for Organizing Plush Toys or Textile, Sack Bean Bag

I bought this to organize my teen's room. My daughter was not ready to get rid of all the plush toys she has, and she has a lot.This cover fits more than 50 plushes. This is a really a good option to hide all of the plush toys.My daughter uses this as a seat when she wants to read and it is comfortable. The cover's material is like corduroy material.Soft and durable. Price is good.Check the different sizes. I bought Large.**Compre este forro para organizar el cuarto de mi hija adolescente.Mi hija todavia no estaba lista para regalar sus peluches y tiene muchos. En este forro entraron mas de 50 peluches de todo tamaño.Este producto es una muy buena opcion para esconder todos estos peluches.Este sirvio de asiento por si quiere leer y es muy comodo.El material del forro es como de corduroy, suave y durable. El precio es bueno.Lo amamos.

Great storage as it fits about 200-400 stuffies depending on stuffie size. The kids love it. It can get very heavy once filled. Quality is very durable as the kids have jumped on it. Easy to surface clean.

Alright so boom, long review but, I am here to simplify beanbag math for everyone who went through countless reviews on several products and still didn’t get the answers you needed.First, size. I ordered a large (for adults) and I will start by saying it is certainly not for adults. Is it manageable? Absolutely. I got it for my son (6yo) but I could definitely see myself lounging on it. If you’re looking for an adult bean bag chair this is not it. I would say something twice the size of this would be minimum.Quality- I have zero complaints there. It’s a good thick fabric. Has a corduroy texture but not the violent one that grabs at you when you get up and also not the super fuzzy kind. Honestly feels exactly like what you would imagine a corduroy beanbag chair should feel like. Decent size opening. The handle is very sturdy, definitely made to be dragged around from room to room.Some helpful info & tips if you’re trying to diy a chair:-For the filler I purchased 275L of big joe beans. I got an order of (2)100L from a different merchant, not sure if I can say the name but they’ve “got just what I need”. I used both of the 100L and about half of the 75. 200L would have been fine but we just wanted a little more fluff. I will try to update when we put the rest of the filler in because I’ve heard it will kind of deflate over time. -GET A LINER!! Just do it. No one has the mental budget to deal with that mess more than once.-The beans WILL stick to the bag they come in. (Don’t worry I got you)For assembly you can do it yourself but you will probably want some help. What we did was 1. Insert a liner into the cover. Thinking back on it you probably won’t have to, the opening is pretty wide so you could probably just stuff it once it’s about half filled2. Cut the corner of the filler packaging and pour into the liner until about 10 inches of the bag is empty3. Now cut all the way across the top of the filler packing, gather it, insertit into liner, continue filling. This way you’re not pouring forever4. Remember, the beans WILL stick to the packaging. If you use a spray bottle you can mist the inside of the bag and tap the sides for the remainder to fall to the bottom. At that point I just cut the extra bag off and dumped the rest into the linerEverything together (round to the next dollar not including tax) came to $100, and that’s with the extra 75L. In my opinion I feel it was worth it knowing I had a good amount of control over the end result. Seeing reviews on assembled bean bag chairs I just didn’t want to pay a tad bit less for a half a** version of what I really wanted.Hope this helps. Thumbs up if it did. I enjoy knowing I’ve made someone’s life easierPics for reference:Freshly filled in a doorway for size10lbs kettle bell for fluff factor6yo approved!