Egg Chairs

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Our range of cheap egg chairs covers hanging pod styles, freestanding swing chairs and rocking variations designed for indoor and outdoor spaces across Australian homes. Our cheap egg chairs come in wicker, rattan-look and rope finishes across single and double seating configurations, in a spread of colours from natural neutrals through to bolder contrasting tones. Whether you are fitting a compact single hanging chair onto a balcony or a larger double pod into a garden or sunroom, the range covers both situations without requiring the floor space of a traditional sofa or armchair. For egg chairs built specifically for outdoor environments, explore our outdoor egg chairs collection, or browse our swing chairs range for additional suspended seating styles.

Hanging, freestanding and rocking: the frame types in our range

The egg chairs in our range are built around three distinct frame configurations, and the right one depends on where the chair will sit and how it will move. Hanging swing chairs hold the seat by a chain or rope from an overhead point on the stand, creating the suspended, swinging motion the product is known for, and they suit balconies, gardens and living rooms where the stand can be positioned with enough clearance around it. Rocking egg chairs combine the enclosed pod shape with a curved base that delivers a gentle forward and backward motion, which many users find more comfortable for longer sitting sessions than a free-swinging design. Some models in our range use a fixed stand without a full swing arc, providing the enclosed pod aesthetic with more controlled, stable positioning. For a comparison with another rounded, low-commitment seating format, our papasan chairs offer a flat-based alternative to the hanging pod, and our rocking chairs collection covers the rocking motion in a more traditional armchair profile for those who prefer that form.

Wicker, rattan and rope: choosing the right shell material for the location

The material of the egg chair shell affects both how the chair holds up over time and whether it suits an indoor, outdoor or semi-covered placement. Wicker and rattan-look shells are woven from synthetic strands that resist moisture better than natural rattan, making them well suited to covered outdoor areas such as patios, verandahs and sunrooms. Many products in this category are UV-treated to resist fading, but checking the product listing for specific care details before placing a wicker egg chair in a full-sun position is worth doing. Rope-weave shells offer a lighter, more open aesthetic suited to coastal and contemporary interior styles, and they tend to feel less enclosed than a tightly woven wicker alternative. For chairs using the rattan-look material in a traditional armchair profile rather than a pod form, our rattan armchairs collection is a useful material comparison. For outdoor spaces where wicker furniture forms part of a wider arrangement, our wicker outdoor furniture range covers cohesive options to place alongside the egg chair.

Single and double: seating capacity and what it means for the space

The footprint difference between a single and double egg chair is significant and worth factoring into the buying decision before ordering. A single hanging egg chair with a stand has a base footprint that varies by model: check the product listing dimensions carefully and allow additional clearance at the front and sides for the swing arc. A double hanging egg chair extends considerably further in width, with the stand footprint reflecting that change, making it better suited to larger outdoor areas, open patios and gardens rather than confined balconies or smaller rooms. Double egg chairs work best in spaces where two people will use the chair together, rather than one person using it for private lounging where a single seat is the more comfortable and proportionate choice. For another suspended relaxation option suited to larger outdoor spaces and two-person use, our hammocks range covers a different hanging format for a similar use case. Our outdoor daybeds collection is worth comparing if a wider, fully reclined option suits the space better than a pod chair.

Balcony, sunroom, living room and garden: placing the egg chair well

Egg chairs suit a wider range of spaces than most seating pieces, but placement still requires thought. On a balcony, the stand's base footprint relative to the available floor area is the primary consideration, with enough room for the swing motion without the chair touching railings or adjacent furniture. In a sunroom or enclosed outdoor room, positioning the egg chair near natural light and pairing it with soft floor coverage creates a more considered zone: our rugs range covers sizes and textures suited to anchoring a suspended chair in a semi-indoor setting and grounding the piece visually within the room. For garden and patio placements where the egg chair sits alongside other outdoor furniture, our outdoor settings range provides furniture groupings that complement the egg chair without competing with its visual presence.

Why Shop at Factory Buys

Factory Buys is highly rated on Trustpilot, with customers consistently praising the value, delivery speed and quality across the furniture range. All egg chairs in our range come with a 12-month warranty, and our customer support team is available 8am to 8pm, 7 days a week, if you need help choosing between styles or have a question after your chair arrives.

Which egg chair style best suits the way you want to relax indoors or outdoors?

Start by choosing the format that matches how you want to use the space. This page shows hanging egg chairs with stands, pod-style chairs, rocking styles, and both single and larger seat options. A compact single chair suits a smaller nook or balcony, while a wider design can make more sense if you want a roomier seat and a stronger feature piece.

What should you measure before choosing an egg chair for your space?

Measure the floor area first, then check the overall width, depth, and height on the product page so the chair fits comfortably with enough clearance around the stand. For hanging styles, it also helps to allow room for easy entry, exit, and gentle movement, especially if the chair will sit on a patio, balcony, or in a living area.

What are the most useful details to compare between egg chair listings before you buy?

Focus on the seat shape, stand design, and cushion style first. This range shows wicker-look and rattan-look finishes, different frame shapes, and colour options including black, grey, cream, white, and brown tones. It is also worth comparing whether the listing is a hanging chair, a pod chair, or a rocking design, as that will affect both comfort and the overall look.

What should you keep in mind for comfort, everyday use, and assembly?

Think about who will use the chair most and how long they are likely to sit in it. A deeper seat with thicker cushioning suits longer lounging, while a lighter visual design can work better in tighter spaces. Most egg chairs arrive flat packed with instructions and hardware included, and larger hanging styles are easier to assemble and position with two people. If you'd rather have the setup handled, our Airtasker partnership makes it straightforward to find a local tradie to get it done properly.

If your egg chair arrives with damage, missing parts, a delay, or another issue, how should you handle it?

All orders are dispatched from our warehouse within 1 to 2 business days. Delivery typically takes 1 to 12 business days, depending on your location and the courier. All products include a 12 month warranty, and our Customer Support team is available 8 am to 8 pm, 7 days per week. If you need help at any stage, visit our Contact Us page and include your order number plus a short description so we can assist sooner.