Patio Furniture Cover Information

1. It is very important to have your Protective Furniture Cover fit correctly. Too small of a cover may become stressed or damaged from stretching over your furniture. A good fit cover should have approximately one inch on each side larger than the furniture.. It is also important to know that you don't a protective cover so big that water accumulate on top. This will minimize the introduction of mold.
2. Not all covers are made the same. Make sure they have ties, Velcro or drawstrings to secure to your furniture, as with all of our Patio Furniture Covers.
3. Plan your cover purchase. Do you want to cover the chairs separate from the table? Do you have an umbrella that will stay in the table? Can your chairs stack, so to be covered with one cover? We offer covers of every kind, with over 60 different styles to choose from.
4. Measure. Each dimension should be written down and compared to the Protective Cover Chart to find the right fit. See below on how to measure correctly. Please note a table and a BBQ that have the same measurements will fit the differently due to the fact they both have different contours. Measuring properly avoids ordering the wrong size cover and delays in the protection of your patio furniture.

How do I measure for Patio Furniture Covers?

Patio Table Cover or Table and Chair Covers

	Note: Be sure to push your chairs all the way in when measuring. Measure from the top of one chair to the opposite chair, then the other side. If a cover fits too big, then simply pull the chairs out slightly to make the cover fit tight.
(L) Length - (W) Width - (H) Height

Patio Chair, Chaise Lounges, Benches, Glider, Sofas and Settees Protective Covers

	Note: For chaise lounges, pull the back in the up position, then begin measuring.
(H) Height - (W) Width - (D) Depth	(H) Height x (W) Width x (D) Depth