We bought 1 from Netto last year £20 - took it away for the Bank Holiday weekend - brilliant home from home, even had my picnic rugs spread around mmmm so cosy - Bring on the summer
hi all, we got the Netto one at the end of last summer so didn't have a chance to use it but i put it up in the living room and it seemed OK i found that you have to put quite a lot of pressure in it though to make it stable
Quote: Originally posted by Alphonso De Lard on 24/2/2009
Has anybody had any problems with the Wilco's one? Looks good for £20.
Also, how small does it pack when flat?
Cheers,
ADL
Not bought one but seen the boxed item in the shop. Definitely heavier and larger pack size than a standard double bed....but not massive by any means.
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We had one that cost us nearly £50 as well, one that came recommended by other owners on here. It was really comfy, very stable, but it developed holes on the back at the base of each groove where the material inside keeps the back attached to the front to keeps it`s shape. Hard to explain but owners might know what I mean. We then bought one from Netto, which while comfy, was, IMO unsafe at times. If you sat on it and tried to rest against the back, the damn thing could flip over. We had to rescue our daughter more than once.
I would be interested to know what people`s opinions on the Wilko one are after they have fully tried them out.
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