XL Bean Bag Chair - Chenille
Our only bean bag that does not have a bed inside, but it's big enough to sleep on.
Live large with our BIGGEST bean bag chair yet! Introducing our XL bean bag chair— our first bean bag chair built for two or more. With a massive diameter that spans nearly 7 feet with bulging, you can sleep, lounge and entertain with plenty of room to spare. Our bean bags are made with 100% eco-friendly polyfoam, so our XL size chair will always remain the biggest and best seat in every room! Guaranteed for life since 1998.
*Team lift item: multiple people required. Make sure you have at least 8 ft. of space for our XL bean bag chair.
- Easy shipping (Shrinks to ⅛ of its size!)
- Lifetime Guarantee since 1998
- Free shipping (In the USA)
- Stuffed with eco-friendly polyfoam that doesn’t compress over time (EXTRA stuffing added for more support!)
- Machine-washable covers
- Manufactured in the USA
Looking for a little more texture? Then our Chenille fabric is just what you need. Sure, it's soft, it's durable, it's washable/dryable ...etc, but it's those cute little dimples that make it so special! Look and feel for yourself and you'll discover why Chenille is our best selling fabric!
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United StatesXL sized for XL comfort
I've had a CordaRoy's convertible chair for a few years now, and have dabbled in some of the other products, such as the footrests. None of those things could prepare me for the behemoth XL chair I ordered. Simply put, I love this thing. Whereas the the normal queen bed/convertible chair comfortably sits one person, you can't really sleep on it (especially if you move around in your sleep). This is not a problem with the XL chair. I am free to stretch out and get ridiculously comfortable on my gigantic marshmallow of a chair. It is a bit of a pain to set up and move around by yourself, but that is to be expected from a chair that is six feet across. As usual, you have to let the foam fluff up for a day or two when you set it up, but even right out of the (big) box, it beckons you to veg-out on it. The only thing harder then waiting to plop down on it, was getting off it when I had stuff to do!