Finding a supplier of those little white beans used in beanbag covers is not always an easy task! The volume of EPS Polystyrene beanbag filling makes it horrifically expensive to ship over long distances. These days, many manufacturers of beanbag covers are selling the covers without the filling to reduce shipping costs. But this leaves many purchasers asking themselves, where can I buy the beanbag filling. Here is a list of companies in Canada that offer beanbag filling for sale.
9 Beanbag Filling Suppliers in Canada
Walmart Canada
Operating in Canada since 1994, Walmart has four hundred stores. It is sure to be the most convenient supplier. Walmart sells the Lounge & Co brand of beanbag filling in one hundred litre bags (3.5 Cubic Feet) for $19.97.
Home Depot
In Canada Home Depot has 182 stores located in convenient locations. Home Depot offers a two-pound bag of beanbag beans for $19.95. We estimate the volume of this package to be approximately 3.5 cubic feet. Home Depot offers Free Shipping for online customers and Canada’s second-largest network of bricks and mortar stores.
Amazon Canada
Amazon offers a range of different size beanbag filling ranging in price from $13.98 to $70.20. At the cheaper end of the scale, there is a thirteen-ounce size bag. Whilst for $70.20 you can order a two-pack of 100-litre bags from the online store.
BeanBag Factory
The Bean Bag Factory website offers an excellent solution to anyone requiring larger volumes of filling. They offer a fourteen cubic foot package (around 400 litres) for just $120.99. You can order through their website and if you live in Ontario or Quebec you will receive Free Shipping. They have fifteen stores throughout Canada, or you can visit their warehouse located in Mississauga by appointment.
ULINE
ULine based in Milton, Ontario is a family-owned business offering a range of packaging products throughout North-America. The company offers a five cubic feet bag of beanbag ‘peanuts’ with prices ranging from $57 to $64 depending on the quantity.
MYBEANBAG:
My Bean Bag Canada is an online store that offers beanbag filling in seven different sizes. This is a very convenient way to purchase, because these bladders or inner liners, provide a second layer of protection, and you don’t have to pour the beans into the bag, because this job has been done for you. If you are looking to purchase this type of filling, be sure to check the cover you are filling has a long three to four-foot zipper, because you may have difficulty inserting the bladder into the cover if the cover is fitted with a standard zipper. The covers are manufactured from a fabric that is 70% polyester, and 30% cotton. The fabric is treated with an AEGIS anti-bacterial, anti-mould solution. The filling supplied is a mixture of virgin beans (70%) and recycled beads (30%).
KIJIJI
Kijiji is Canada’s largest online classifieds website. Here you will find numerous options, however, at the time of publication, there was just one on offer, which was ten cubic feet of beans for $75. These are high-density beans which may last longer than larger beans and are around 3-5-5 millimetres in size.
Lazy Life Paris
Lazy Life Paris offers a Canadian manufactured bag of beans in a convenient one-hundred-litre size (3.55 Cubic Feet) for $39.00. The company uses fully recyclable EPS Polystyrene which is fire retardant. You can order through their online store and have the beans delivered anywhere in Canada within four to six days. We were unable to link to this site because the site is not secure.
BEANBAGZ
Canada offers 2.5 Cubic Feet bags of beans through their online store for $30. The beans are Grade A Virgin beans which are designed to last longer than recycled beans. We were unable to link to this site because the site is not secure.
Where to Dispose Of Beanbag Filling in Canada
If you live in Canada and you have EPS Polystyrene beanbag filling that you no longer require, you can drop off your unwanted filling at a Dart Recycling Centre. Don't live in Canada? Here's a list of where to buy bean bag filler in the United States. Some people also ask, are bean bag beans recyclable?
