Nice. think ill get one soon!
SUMO bean bags!
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Nice. think ill get one soon!
Use promotional code CMVC5 when ordering for another few quid off.
About 2 feet, sorry about the quality of the photo my phone camera is turd, but here it is on end next to my desk chair;
Again this is the beanbag bazaar one not the sumo one.
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Doesn't look as big as the Sumo bag I have (pic above). Just so others interested are aware. 
The omni from Sumo is 5 feet 5 inches by 4 feet 5 inches, the big one from bazaar is 6 feet by 4 feet 7 inches.Doesn't look as big as the Sumo bag I have (pic above). Just so others interested are aware.
(According to specs)
I'll take some more bad quality pics for info, I found it hard to decide myself without looking making sure.
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Dunelm Mill had these in the last time I was there, they were pretty cheap IRC
Theyre not proper ones, no where neat as big tbh.
Theyre 69.99
Damn that looks comfy! Bet it screws your back in the long term though
Depends how you sit on them, to an extent they could be better for your back.
I slept on one of these round a friends a few weeks back.
It was fine for lounging on, but when I tried to sleep on it, I found I woke up in the middle of the night aching all over due to how you sink into it, meaning you have no support for your back.
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Last week I took delivery of this lot for a sensory room -
3 of these
3 of these
6 of these
and 1 of these
The only trouble is we haven't got a room to put them in.
Our last manager made a balls up.
3 of these
3 of these
6 of these
and 1 of these
The only trouble is we haven't got a room to put them in.
Our last manager made a balls up.
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sensory snuggles WOOP
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Going to get me one of these when i re-decorate my room
http://www.buddabag.com/
defo the best uses some sort of memory foam, very comfy! quite pricy though
defo the best uses some sort of memory foam, very comfy! quite pricy though
skyfall can i ask how are you finding the bean bag and would you still recommend it as looking to get one and have seen them on ebay for £55
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI....8567&_trksid=p3907.m32&_trkparms=tab=Watching
I've got the same one and they're amazing. Like Skyfall says, the only problem is that you never want to get off it.
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I've just had to give all 6 bean bags away to different places because we've got nowhere to put them -
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Good price, yep I would still recommend it, use it mainly when I'm on the xbox now, it is lovely to come home after work and flop into much more comfy than a sofa or bed when sat up, it's hard to explain the comfort.
The only negative I can level at it is that once you've sat in it and got up you really have to give it a shake up before you sit in it again, so it's good for long sits but not so good if you getting up and down all the time. But that's not a flaw of the product really of beanbags in general.
It's also nice to lay on.
The only negative I can level at it is that once you've sat in it and got up you really have to give it a shake up before you sit in it again, so it's good for long sits but not so good if you getting up and down all the time. But that's not a flaw of the product really of beanbags in general.
It's also nice to lay on.