Bean Bag Technology 2.0

The bean bag chair of today is a far superior product than the chairs of the 1970's. Gone are the easy-to-open zippers and easy-to-puncture materials. Most chairs are manufactured with double zippers with safety locks to prevent children from opening the chair and releasing the styrofoam beads. The beads can be a choking hazard for children, or at the very least- create a mess. Sewing technology has also improved. Bags are made using double stitched and triple stitched seams. All this helps bean bag chairs to last longer, be safer, and be more fun than they ever have been. Most bean bag chairs are still manufactured by hand. The days of computer operated robots manufacturing bean bag chairs in a high tech facility is not here yet, but the future looks bright for bean bag technology.

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