Our Story
Hanging egg chairs go by a pile of names: swing egg chair, nest basket chair, hanging wicker chair, all pointing at the same woven basket on a steel stand. What the names hide is the split that decides your purchase. Some of these chairs borrow the building for support and some bring their own, and DoubleTT builds only the second kind. Check the spec panel and you find the model numbers doing the work: OT-013 for the single seat, OT017 for the Double Egg Chair Loveseat.
Shop the category and you land in the hammock-chair aisle, beside fabric slings that wrap around you like a cocoon. A woven shell sits you upright instead, with the curve of the basket taking your back. Twenty minutes with a book shows you the difference.
Your PE rattan basket wipes clean with a towel. Your cushion cover unzips the week the pollen settles into it. Buyers who have had theirs through a full summer rate the egg chairs 4.54 stars across 853 verified reviews. The ones who moved house rebuilt the stand on a new balcony the same afternoon.
DoubleTT is listed as both brand and manufacturer on every chair it sells, which is why the after-sales desk can send a replacement chain link instead of a ticket number. The team states the same commitment on each product page: write in about a quality or assembly problem and an answer lands inside 24 hours.
The design work runs on customer feedback rather than a seasonal style calendar. Owners report where a frame rocks on an uneven slab, which strand ends fray first, and how a cushion holds up after a July of direct sun, and the structure and materials get revised against those reports. That loop is why the printed figures stay specific: a 47.5-lb frame you can carry to the garage alone, an 86-lb base that stays planted under two adults, and a seating count listed beside every weight rating so nobody buys a one-person basket for two people.
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