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Storage Bags

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Six In The Set
Holds Its Shape
Two-Way Zip
Reinforced Handle

Price: £59 £79

Delivery time: 5-7 days after a 24-48 hour handling time
Free UK delivery on orders £75+, otherwise a flat £25
Pay by card or PayPal, handled by the payment provider
14 days to change your mind, plus your statutory rights

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Product specifications

Material	Fabric with a stainless steel frame
Colour	Grey
Number in set	6
Closure	Two-way zip, clip fastening
Handle	Double-layer stitched, reinforced seams, rated to 5 kg
Recommended for	Clothes and bedding
Features	Collapsible and foldable for flat storage

Shipping & returns

Tracked delivery anywhere in the United Kingdom. It is free on orders of £75 or more, and a flat £25 below that. Allow 5 to 7 days, after a 24 to 48 hour handling time.

Under the Consumer Rights Act 2022 you have 14 days from delivery to cancel for any reason, and a further 14 days to send it back in resaleable condition. We refund the price you paid, including standard delivery. You cover the cost of returning it unless the item is faulty.

If it arrives faulty, damaged or not as described, we put it right at no cost to you under the Consumer Rights Act 2022 and the EU Sale of Goods Directive 2019/771, return postage included.

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Looking after it

Wipe clean with a damp cloth and let the bag dry fully before folding it away. Store only clean, dry items, since anything damp put away for a season will stay damp.

Six In The SetEnough for a household's seasonal bedding

Holds Its ShapeSteel framing keeps the bag open while you fill it

Two-Way ZipOpens wide so bulky items go in without a fight

Reinforced HandleDouble-stitched and rated to 5 kg

About this product

Six bags that swallow the bedding you have nowhere to put.

Collapsible fabric storage bags on a steel frame, with a two-way zip and a reinforced handle rated to 5 kg.

Six bags arrive in the set, which is usually a full change of season for a household rather than one wardrobe.

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A steel frame holds the bag open while you load it, so you are not fighting a collapsing sack with both hands full.

The two-way zip opens the top wide, which is the difference between posting a duvet through a slot and simply laying it in.

The handle is sewn from two layers of thick fabric with reinforced seams and is rated to 5 kg, so a full bag can be lifted onto a shelf.

Bedding is the worst thing in any house to store. A spare duvet takes a whole shelf, winter coats take a whole rail, and both spend most of the year taking that space up while being needed for none of it.

These are fabric bags built for exactly that job. They are big enough that a duvet goes in whole rather than being wrestled into thirds, and once it is in, the bag is a squarish block that stacks on top of a wardrobe or slides under a bed.

The steel framing is the part that makes them pleasant to use. An unframed bag collapses the moment you let go of it, so filling one is a two-person job or a fight. A framed bag stands open, and you load it one-handed.

The zip runs two ways, which means the opening can be made as wide as the bag rather than as wide as one zip pull will travel. Bulky bedding goes in flat instead of being fed through a gap.

The handle is the part that gets tested. It is sewn from two layers of thick fabric with reinforced seams and rated to 5 kg, which is a full bag of bedding lifted onto a high shelf rather than dragged there.

Still deciding?

Not sure yet? That is fine.

You can change your mind. Under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013 you have 14 days from delivery to cancel for any reason, and a further 14 days to send it back in resaleable condition. We refund the price you paid, including standard delivery.

If it turns up faulty, damaged or not as described, that is on us. The Consumer Rights Act 2015 covers you, we pay the return postage, and you can have a repair, a replacement or your money back. Read the full detail on our refunds and returns page, or ask us anything before you order.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many bags are in the set?

Six.

Are these vacuum bags?

No. These are zipped fabric bags with a steel frame. They do not compress anything and need no vacuum cleaner. If you want compression, we sell vacuum storage bags as a separate product.

Then how do they save space?

By containing and squaring off bulky items so they stack. A loose duvet occupies a whole shelf awkwardly; the same duvet in a bag is a block you can put two of on the same shelf or slide under a bed.

What are they made of?

Fabric on a stainless steel frame. The frame is what holds the bag open while you fill it.

What will fit in one?

They are sized for bulky bedding and clothing: duvets, comforters, blankets, pillows, winter coats and jumpers.

How much weight will the handle take?

The handle is rated to 5 kg. It is sewn from two layers of thick fabric with reinforced seams, so a full bag of bedding can be lifted rather than dragged.

How does it close?

A two-way zip with a clip fastening. Two-way means you can open the top across its full width instead of only as far as one zip pull reaches.

Do they fold flat when empty?

Yes, they are collapsible, so the ones you are not using take up very little room.

Will they keep dust off my bedding?

Yes, that is what a closed fabric bag does well. Dust is the main thing that spoils bedding stored on an open shelf.

Are they airtight?

No. They are fabric with a zip, so air moves through them. That is fine for clean dry bedding and is the reason they are not a compression product.

Are they waterproof?

No. Treat them as dust protection rather than moisture protection, and do not store them anywhere that gets wet.

Can I keep them in a loft or garage?

Only if the space is dry. Lofts and garages swing between damp and dry, and fabric bags will not protect contents from that on their own.

Will they protect against moths?

They are not pest proof. If moths are a concern where you live, use a proper repellent inside the bag as well.

Can I store them under a bed?

Yes, that is one of the main uses. Measure the clearance under your bed frame before filling a bag to its full depth.

Can I stack them on top of a wardrobe?

Yes. Filled bags hold a squarish shape, which is what makes them stack rather than slump.

Can I see what is inside?

Not through the fabric. Most people label the bags or keep one type of item per bag, one for duvets, one for winter coats, and so on.

Are they suitable for travel?

They are home storage bags rather than luggage. They have no wheels, no lock and no padding, so they are not a substitute for a suitcase.

Can I use them for things other than bedding?

Yes. Anything bulky, clean and dry: cushions, curtains, spare towels, out-of-season clothing.

Should I wash items before storing them?

Yes. Anything put away for a season should go in clean and completely dry, or it will come out smelling of the way it went in.

How do I clean the bags?

Wipe them with a damp cloth and let them dry fully before folding them away.

Will the steel frame rust?

It is stainless steel, so ordinary indoor humidity is not a problem. Do not fold a damp bag away, as trapped moisture is hard on any material.

Can I overfill one?

You can, and the usual result is a zip under strain and a bag that will not stack. Fill so the top still closes without forcing it.

Do they have a bottom board or base?

The frame gives the bag its structure and keeps it standing while you load it. Filled bags hold their shape.

What colour are they?

Grey.

Are all six the same size?

Yes, the set is six matching bags, which is what makes them stack neatly together.

Can I carry a full one downstairs?

Within the 5 kg handle rating, yes. Bedding is bulky rather than heavy, so a full bag of duvets is usually well inside it.

Will they squash my duvet permanently?

No, because they do not compress. A duvet stored in one comes out needing a shake rather than a day to recover.

Do they smell when new?

New fabric can have a faint smell. Leaving them open for a day before use clears it.

How long does delivery take?

Five to seven days across the UK. Delivery is free on orders over £75 and £25 otherwise, so this set qualifies for free delivery on its own.

Can I return them if they are not what I expected?

Yes. They are a stock item, so you have the full 14 day right to change your mind, and your faulty goods rights are separate and unaffected.

The complete guide

Storing bedding so it comes back out usable

4 min read SpaceSaver

Bags that hold themselves open

There are two kinds of fabric storage bag, and the difference shows up the first time you use one.

An unframed bag is a sack. It collapses as soon as you let go, so filling it means holding it open with one hand while feeding a duvet in with the other, which is a job for two people or a lot of patience.

A framed bag stands up on its own. You put it on the floor, it stays open, and you lay the bedding in. That steel framing is also what keeps a filled bag squarish, and squarish is what stacks.

The two-way zip belongs to the same idea. One zip pull opens a slot. Two pulls open the whole top, so a duvet goes in flat rather than being posted through a gap.

What these are not

It is worth being direct, because the search terms overlap and the wrong expectation leads to a disappointed unboxing.

These are not vacuum bags. There is no valve, nothing to attach a vacuum cleaner to, and no compression. A duvet takes up the same volume inside the bag as it did outside.

What they do is contain and square off. Loose bedding on a shelf spreads to fill whatever space it is given and cannot be stacked. The same bedding in a bag becomes a block, and blocks stack, slide under beds and sit on top of wardrobes.

If it is compression you want, this store sells vacuum storage bags separately, and that is the right product for that job.

Clean, dry, then away

The rule that decides whether stored bedding is pleasant in six months is what goes in, not what it goes in to.

Anything put away for a season should be freshly laundered and completely dry. Not nearly dry. A duvet that felt fine folded on a warm day can still hold enough moisture to smell stale by spring, and in a bad case to mark.

The same goes for the bag. If you have wiped one out, let it dry fully before folding it away.

Where to keep them

Fabric keeps dust off, and that is genuinely most of the problem solved for indoor storage. It does not make the contents safe from damp or from moths.

That matters when people put storage bags in a loft or a garage. Both spaces swing between damp and dry through the year, and a fabric bag does not protect against that. Under a bed, on top of a wardrobe or on a shelf in a heated room is where these work.

If moths have been an issue in your house, put a repellent in the bag as well. The zip keeps dust out; it is not a seal.

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