What Happened to Stowaway Designs Limited After Dragons’ Den?
Stowaway Designs Limited appeared on Dragons’ Den in 2014, Series 12 Episode 6. The business was a air filled pop-up garden furniture. No deal was made — the Dragons decided not to invest. The company was dissolved in 2015.
The Pitch
Jim Jemison walked into the Den in 2014 with a air filled pop-up garden furniture. They were asking for £25,000 in exchange for 25% of the business.
Despite their best efforts, the pitch didn’t convince the Dragons to open their wallets.
The Deal
No deal was made. The Dragons weren’t persuaded to invest, and Jim Jemison left the Den without backing.
What Happened After the Show
Stowaway Designs Limited did not survive long-term. The company was dissolved in 2015 — just a year after appearing on the show.
This is not an unusual outcome. The majority of businesses that appear on Dragons’ Den, deal or no deal, don’t make it in the long run. The show can provide a platform and capital, but it can’t substitute for a sustainable business model.
Is Stowaway Designs Limited Still in Business?
No. Stowaway Designs Limited is no longer in business. Companies House records show the company has been dissolved.
Related Companies
If you’re curious about other businesses from the same episode, you might also want to look at Pants On Fire Games Ltd, Just For Tiny People (renamed Fun With Mum), Magnet-Ease, KAZbrella. Each has its own story of what happened after the Den.
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Companies House Data
- Status
- dissolved
- Company Number
- 08633040
- Registered Name
- STOWAWAY DESIGNS LIMITED
- Incorporated
- 2013-08-01 (ceased 2015-03-10)
- Company Type
- ltd
- Registered Address
- 456 Chester Road, Old Trafford, Manchester, Lancashire, M16 9HD, England
- Accounts
- null
- Officers
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JEMISON, James Edwin
— director
55, Turves Road, Cheadle Hulme, Stockport, Cheshire, SK8 6AA, United Kingdom
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PHILIP LISBERG LIMITED
— corporate-director
28, Greene Way, Salford, M7 3BP, United Kingdom
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JEMISON, James Edwin
— director
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