IF you’re thinking of sprucing up your garden, a new egg chair might be just the thing you need.
The popular garden accessories can be pretty pricey, so knowing where the cheapest place to buy them is vital.
Sun Money reveals the cheapest prices to buy egg chairs this week
Various different stores sell their own versions of the hanging chair, with prices ranging up to over £500 at some retailers.
As we get closer to summer, shops will likely hold big garden furniture sales so it could be worth holding off if you’re looking to buy one.
But do bear in mind that the hotter it gets, the more shoppers that will be rushing to buy them, so they could sell out quickly.
The cheapest price we could find an egg chair being sold for this week was at B&Q, which is charging £134.99 for its garden hanging swing chair with black cushions.
The next cheapest was at Homebase, which is selling its grey single garden hanging chair for £175.
If you’re in the market then it’s important to make sure you have enough space first – it would be a nightmare to buy one of the comfy chairs before realising it doesn’t fit.
Prices can also vary day to day, and remember you might pay for delivery if you’re ordering online.
You can compare prices on websites like Google shopping, plus deal-finding site HotUKDeals can also be a handy way to stay on top of bargains.
It’s always best to have a look yourself for the biggest bargains – there’s never a bad time to find a deal.
Here’s how prices of hanging egg chairs compare at supermarkets and high street stores this week.
B&Q
B&Q’s hanging swing chair is the cheapest this week
Everyone’s favourite DIY store is selling a garden hanging swing chair with black cushions for £134.99 – the cheapest we could find this week.
The chair is described as the perfect seat for any garden, or it could even be used as an indoor hammock.
As well as the frame, also included are the cushions, the screws and fixings and the the instructions for how to put it together.
The chair is 90cm by 102cm and 195cm tall. It weighs just 22kg.
B&Q shoppers can pick this up in-store or online, but remember, you’ll need to pay a little extra if you want it to be delivered.
Homebase
Homebase has a stylish offering
Homebase’s grey single garden hanging chair is just £175.
The chair’s dimensions are 100cm by 103cm and 195cm tall.
It weighs around 24kg and can support a maximum weight of 110kg.
Plus, it’s weather resistant and comes with seat cushions and a pillow headrest.
You can find the chair in-store or online, but stock will vary by location.
It might be best to phone ahead to avoid disappointment.
You can find the location and contact details for your closest Homebase by typing in your postcode to the handy locator tool on its website.
The Range
The Range has a rattan egg chair
The Range is also selling a swinging egg chair with a stand for £179.99.
It has been reduced from £214.99 – a saving of £35.
It is made from rattan and is available with either grey or black cushions.
The bargain retailer describes the chair as “the perfect addition to any garden, balcony or even indoors.”
It’s dimensions are: 94cm by 61cm and 11cm tall, making it a standard size.
If you were after a larger model, you would have to fork out £239.99.
Shoppers can order the chair to their home or to their closest store.
Dunelm
Dunelm’s egg chair is priced at £189
Dunelm is always a popular shop for people to pick up a hanging egg chair.
Currently, the cheapest one we could find at the retailer is £189.
It’s grey cocoon egg chair is foldable and comes with a one-year guarantee.
The chair is made of a waterproof fabric so it can be used all year round.
Including the frame, the dimensions are: 97cm by 132cm and 168cm tall.
B&M
B&M’s egg chair is the priciest of the bunch
B&M shoppers can pick up the island paradise egg chair for £200.
The piece is currently on sale, reduced from £250 – a saving of £50.
It is only available to buy in-store as the retailer no longer offers home delivery.
It’s dimensions, not including the frame, are: 90 by 65.5 and 120cm tall.
The trendy chair comes with cushions, a safety strap and screws and fittings.
Meanwhile, a major supermarket has slashed the price of garden must-haves including furniture & BBQs by up to 47%.
Plus, The Range shoppers are rushing to buy garden essentials that are scanning at the tills for nearly 60% off.
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