NCS Stocking Bag Netting Inner Liner for filling Polystyrene Beads in Bean Bags (30 Metres)

I have two unlined bean bags that needed washing. Filling the liners was easy enough - I put the bean bags inside the liners and emptied them. Putting the filled liners into the covers was much harder. A couple of days later I, sitting on one of the beanbags, I heard the liner rip. Checked today (as the covers need washing again) and all the beans are loose in both bags.

I think it would be great in round covers but didn't work in my square cushion unfortunately

Doesn't stretch upto 1.6 metres Width as described. My bean bag is W100×H60 but this stocking bag can stretch less than 80cm. Not happy with that

I filled this two thirds full and as soon as it was sat on I heard the noise of it ripping. I had deliberately made a bean bag and particularly wanted it to be lined. I thought this looked the best option but have been proved wrong. No use at all other than to store the polystyrene beads in.

Quick delivery, will admit its best to double it up as it is very thin, and did rip when i used it the first time for the bean bag i had bought, but not too bad value.

Really good thick netting. I did double mine up but really solid stuff.They even realised I had order two 15metre lengths as cheaper than 30 metre and sent me 30 metre

Far too thin. They rip extremely easily and catch on your nails, tearing it. It does not stretch anywhere near as far as it states-always buy then next size up. They are very difficult to close the ends so beads don't escape-i ended up having to just not use it as all the beads just came out of either end. They also don't come with any directions and took ages to arrive.

This did the job but I had a fight and there were lots polystyrene beads everywhere, before I finally won the fight. The stocking laddered as it is quite thin, so let some beads out. Don’t forget to tie a knot before you start to fill.