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Your bean bag arrives as a cover, ready for you to fill with EPS (polystyrene) beans. There are two ways to get them. One costs less, the other saves you the trip.
Your two options
The beans arrive sealed in a tough paper bag, inside a shipping box made in Australia from 100% recycled content and sealed with paper-based tape. Both the box and the bag go straight in your kerbside recycling bin, so the materials can be used to make more packaging.
Cost to fill
Beans needed for each product, and what it costs to fill with store-bought beans or Fill Co beans ordered from us.
Watch how
Good to know
A filled bean bag is bulky and expensive to post. Sending the cover means it ships fast and you only pay to post the cover. You fill it at home with EPS (polystyrene) beans from a local store, or add Fill Co beans to your Throne Boss order.
Fill it in a small room, or outside on a still day. Have someone hold the bag open while you pour slowly through the zip opening. The beans cling with static, so a vacuum or damp cloth is the easiest way to pick up strays. The full filling video above walks through it.
Yes. EPS (polystyrene) beans compress with use, so over time the bag sits lower. When the high back starts to slump, add a fresh bag of beans to bring it back up.
No. Use EPS (polystyrene) beans only. Shredded memory foam compresses and the high back collapses, and old filling has usually already flattened out.
Keep them sealed in their bag and store them. They're perfect for topping up when the beans settle.
Add up the litres from the table above. Two Adult bean bags need 700L, and an Adult bean bag plus footstool needs 400L.
No, they come in a separate delivery. Your bean bag ships from Throne Boss, and your beans ship from our partner Fill Co, free to 95% of Australia. Most bean orders arrive within 1 to 7 business days.
The Jnr size is designed for kids and takes 200L. We recommend filling either size fully, because the beans are what holds the high back up.