We've found the cheapest garden egg chair on the internet - it's only £80 (aff)


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Have we found the cheapest egg chair on the market? At just £80 plus delivery it's selling fast
We've been searching the internet for bargain egg chairs, because the weather this week is set to be sunny and mild - so it's a perfect time to get out in the garden.
A hanging egg chair is one of the most comfortable pieces of furniture you can use in the garden, because its shape envelops you into a cosy cocoon, while you gently swing away in the breeze.
This is the cheapest one we can find, at £80 from TJ Hughes, thanks to a 41% saving.


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Because this is a freestanding egg chair, it comes with a frame, so you don't need to have a tree or a sturdy patio canopy to hang it off.
It can be used indoors or outdoors, and it's made of rattan and steel.
As an alternative, there's a big saving on a more traditionally-shaped egg chair on Amazon at the moment, with a 22% saving available until April 26 that brings the price down to £100.98.


This again comes with a frame, and it's made of a more natural basket material.
TJ Hughes charges from £4.99 for delivery, whereas Amazon Prime members get free delivery on eligible items. Non-Prime customers may pay delivery charges depending on the order.


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