We’re celebrating the end of the year with a round-up of 12 great items from our assortment. In the line-up, we have some of our employees’ most recommended items for 2019, as well as fan-favorites we can’t ignore.
The selection includes favorites found in categories we’re learning more about, like cushions and hammocks, and explorations in how we can provide a more holistic product experience, like the awesome grilling accessory sets we have for bbq grills and kettle grills, as well as the products we know inside-and-out and have a special affection for — patio furniture covers and accessories for fishing and RVing.
Foam cushions that add comfort
Montlake cushions are the perfect way to add comfort to your patio. The Heather Indigo colorway is a crowd-pleaser and the chaise-style cushion one of our best-sellers.
The perfect place to relax
This hammock personifies style and
fun-in-the sun. The collapsible spreader bar design lets you roll, stow, and go.
Don't let the catch-of-the-day swim away
The perfect compliment to a float tube, these fins will help propel you to the fishing destination of your dreams.
Tasteful seasonal outdoor storage solutions
Store yard games, pillows, and more in a weather-resistant storage box that coordinates with Ravenna furniture covers.
Captain seat style
Revitalize the look of your cabin and the feel of your captain (and co-captain) seats. Available in grey as a 2-pack.
A smokin' hot cover
Classic Accessories smoker covers help keep your favorite appliance clean and ready for a roast.
Practical and stylish
The Ravenna grill cover will push a patio from pleasing to perfectly poised, even in the off-season.
The perfect way to round out your grill accessories
Grilling enthusiasts and backyard chefs love this accessory set that combines a protective cover with useful cooking utensils.
Out-of-sight and top-of-mind
Sometimes it's the little things that make a big difference. Spare tire covers keep things clean and fresh.
Veranda loveseat cover
Veranda is the collection with the most selection, a timeless standard for patio. Our employees like the simplicity of these two-tone outdoor covers.
Practical pick for RVs
Our employees are particularly familiar with this long-standing product. It provides parked RV wheels with protection from damaging UV rays and prevents the accumulation of dust, dirt, and debris in the off-season.
Wrap things up with holiday-inspired storage
Keep your decor off of the floor with Seasons holiday storage. We love the embossed berry details on this festive fabric.
Find these picks and more great products on our main site.
Covers are often an afterthought for a purchase, something you add on to prolong the life of a product, or something you realize you need when the weather becomes less than ideal. Most companies make covers that are treated as half-hearted commodities, made solely to fill the purpose of covering. They don’t speak to the value you place in your home, the unique conditions you face in your yard, nor your personal preferences. Our patio furniture covers are different. They’re more than fabric. They are unique: designed for you, your needs, and your home.
Patio furniture covers have the primary function of providing protection for your outdoor furniture. At Classic Accessories, we’ve been working on digging deeper, to create covers that keep the end user in mind while maintaining the quality that we strive, as a brand, to uphold.
Every season, we strive to bring something new, interesting, and useful to the table, expanding and improving our cover selection. Selecting developments to make our covers more personalized and unique, ready to adapt to the conditions they will face in their future homes, and ready to be everything you need them to be.
A Legacy of Innovation
It Starts with Covers
Traditionally, covers have been focused on their passive performance. From materials to construction, it’s been about functionality: fitting and shielding.
Does it work? Is it really made for what I’m covering? Can this cover stand up to the elements? Does it protect the underlying materials? Will it enable the object it’s covering to last longer?
Covers, to really be covers, need to own up to those answers.
With Design in Mind
For us, design became a focus for our covers, because aesthetics is such an important factor in any home-bound purchase.
Even if this “works”, does it work for me? Do I like it in my yard or next to my home? Does this feel right? Is it my style?
We’ve spent years creating covers that look carefully at both functionality and design. Covers don’t have to be drab; They can have color, incorporate design lines, and fit into the aesthetics of your home. Our collections, from the two-tone, capable classic that is Veranda™ to the highly protective fabric in an indulgently dark color that constitutes Madrona®, our covers have personality and don’t compromise on protection.
For a quick view of our patio furniture covers and to find the right collection for you, you can consult the lovely chart heading the Patio Furniture Covers page.
For a more in-depth look at some of the design differences that make our long-standing collections unique, check out this blog post.
Conditional Awareness
We’ve refined and incorporated the quality-focused features and technology that go into our covers to make covers that fit your needs. Seeking these catered improvements has led us to several lines of covers constructed with features to address specific conditions that affect your yard and home.
Condition: Nowhere is safe from the sun Solution: FadeSafe®
FadeSafe® fabrics stay strong against sun exposure
Certain environments experience more sun than others, causing materials to weather and fade, losing their luster far too soon.
We wanted to create covers using fabrics that would stay vibrant longer, despite being outdoors. FadeSafe® fabrics, which are solution-dyed (made from material spun from colored yarn, rather than materials dyed after being woven) for colors that last longer against sun exposure. FadeSafe® fabrics are used throughout our Montlake® collection, from the patio furniture covers, cushions, hammocks, umbrellas
Condition: The rain doesn’t go away Solution: RainProof™
RainProof™ lines have critical seams taped
Sometimes it rains. Sometimes it pours. Sometimes, you need a little bit more in the water-resistance arena than what is available in a standard cover. Rather than break out something in the pure plastic (tarp) family, we took a hint from human rain protection and sealed our seams.
In our Madrona® and StormPro™ RainProof™ lines, we reinforce the weather- and water-resistance that most of our cover materials have with special attention to the water-repellency and durability of the fabric using taped seams. Taped seams are common in waterproof garments and tents, involving the application of a sealing tape over seam lines to prevent water from permeating the fabric through holes made in the stitching process.
Condition: Windy weather stirring things up Solution: WindLock®
WindLock®: a convenient attachment system
We want our customers to be blown away by our quality, but don’t want our covers to follow suit. Windy conditions (as well as other, non-weather-related conditions) can make wanting to secure your cover important.
We included buckles, rather than ties, to make fitting and securing covers easier. Taking the buckle a step further, we developed the WindLock® Attachment System (Patent 9155397 B2). This system allows you to secure the cover in a more versatile manner through a hem tunnel system that does not cause the bunching that comes with tying down an elastic hem. It’s a major feature of our Ravenna® collection.
Improving Interactions
These were strides forward, addressing concerns on aesthetics and weather-tolerance. We wanted to go beyond the aesthetics and begin to address the act of covering. Several of our grill cover collections released within the last year, SideSlider™, Porterhouse, and StormPro™, provided touch points to improve your interaction with the cover; covering and uncovering.
Problem: Covers can be cumbersome to put on and take off, and grill covers can see a lot of action over time Solutions: SideSlider™ , Porterhouse™, and StormPro™
SideSlider™ provides an easy on/off process through the adoption of a full-height zipper and the use of reinforced materials that can withstand the sliding process.
Avoiding buckles all together, Porterhouse™ uses large, WrapTite™ panels with multiple points to secure the cover with hook and loop closure strips.
StormPro™ grill covers adopt a split-access skirt that provides access beneath the cover while in use as while simplifying cover installation and removal.
Along the train of thought of seeking better experiences with covers, we arrived at an interesting juncture. We had started to cover what happens when the cover’s on a product, but…what happens when it’s not?
Experience Matters
There is a growing focus in the industry on managing the full life cycle of a product, from use to reuse and beyond. We took a step in that direction, asking how can we best help people who have covers, when the covers aren’t in use.
What do you do with a cover after you take it off?
Fold it. Well, we do, at the least. This is especially true amongst our Design and Creative teams. It’s impressive to watch our long-tenure designers take down an RV cover and get it back to nearly the factory-fold. However, those teams spend inordinate amounts of time with the covers, draping, designing, measuring, staging, photographing, and more. The finesse we have comes from constant interaction.
Our consumers would only be dealing with covers on a seasonal or environmentally-biased basis. If folding isn’t simple or intuitive for someone, confusion and chaos generally ensue, in the form of great swaths of wadded fabric. It’s less tasking to just shove covers into a storage container for the season; we even know that some people use our cushion storage bags to this end. Stuff-to-stow is an easy answer and acceptable for some; however, the end result is rarely pretty and leaves some dissatisfied, if the quantity of inquiries we get to Customer Support regarding how to fold covers is any indication.
There are people who want to fold the covers, but it’s neither an intuitive nor simple process. Frustration with the covers, and/or spending unseemly amounts of time trying to fold the covers neatly, for storage or presentation, are not great experiences. We weren’t okay with that. Great experiences are what we strive for, and we were leaving some customers behind.
Solving the Problem
A more nuanced look at the “why”
for folding covers informed our answer. For some, folding covers is part of the
process of beautifying their home, ensuring that things are neat and tidy at
all levels. A folded cover is smaller and easier to manage. It takes up less
room while in storage and is easier to bring out of storage, especially if it’s
part of a larger organizational system. Poorly folded covers do not fit in the discrete
cabinets or other storage options already at home in and around the patio. Folding
covers is about simplicity, neatness, and organization.
For the people who do fold, or
want to fold, we determined three key puzzles to solve:
How to fold a
cover simply
How to make
the folds in such a way that the folded cover is neat and small
How to make
this easily repeatable
Creating how-to-fold tutorials was the simple answer—and is something that we might pursue moving forward, for people who love our covers, in any category, but struggle with storage neatness or fitting the covers into their current organization system. This answered the “how-to” question, potentially the “neat” question, and was repeatable. It was not, however, the most elegant solution; certain materials and cover configurations simply cannot be folded down to a small size. The cover itself prevents it. Covers are designed to fit furniture, not to be folded.
We needed a cover that was
designed to be folded.
Intentional Design
The solution took time. We wanted to design something that was able to be folded consistently and intuitively, without compromising on the quality of the fabric, the fit, or the aesthetics.
Our designers looked at cover handling, how people interacted not only with covers, but with the touch points on the covers. How someone might approach taking off a grill cover as opposed to a chair or sectional.
Once key interactions were determined, the puzzle narrowed into a game of constructing the cover in such a way that when the fabric was lifted away from the object it was covering and was subject only to gravity and the natural deformations caused by the material, folding was intuitive. Happening almost in response to being removed from the furniture.
Handling Covers
The handle became a focal point in the process. Handles are, in name and function, what people reach towards when starting to uncover furniture. The best way to organize the steps of cover folding was the strategic placement of handles on the cover. In Storigami™, the handles were placed in locations that were easily reachable, instinctively part of lifting the cover, and naturally causing the fabric to begin to gather in an encouraging way.
“Intuitive” became our focus. We wanted to create a cover that folded naturally and used gravity for that purpose.
-Delina Wells, Designer and Market Trend Analyst
An Answer in Seams
Handles would give people a first step, something to grab onto to begin their interaction with our cover. It was simple. How to intuitively drive the next step took more strategy. Most fabrics do not have a shape that they hold on their own. The form of the material is determined by its attachments and interactions with other pieces of fabric. Getting the fabric to act the way it needed to in order to be simply folded required experimenting with seams. It required discovering which constructions would cause the fabric to fold the way we desired it to fold.
Determining the seam placement and types of seam took time. Patterns our designers were familiar with could serve as templates in some cases but proved inadequate in others. The fabric had to cover the intended object completely, but the fabric panels and seam lines needed to work together so that there were even, graceful folds.
Storigami™ was a unique design experience. Each style had to be approached in a different way and each provided its own challenge.
I had to figure out the best construction and seam placement to achieve the folding function in an intuitive and accessible way. Starting was always the hardest part, it wasn’t always easy to see how an item would fold, and it would take some time to find the best method of folding that was both intuitive and easy to use.
The best part of the process were the “eureka” moments, ideas would come up out of the blue and it was always exciting when I found the best way to fold a style.
–Jose Derteano, Associate Designer
Our design team spent over a year perfecting the design of the covers, ultimately creating something truly special, Storigami™.
Storigami™
Storigami™ is debuting as our newest patio furniture cover collection; however, it’s more than a cover. It’s an exploration, a new way of thinking about experiences in outdoor living spaces.
Storigami™ was a proof of concept that demonstrated the innovation that comes from exploring customer experiences and designing to enhance product interactions and use.
In Storigami ™, you have a collection of covers with thoughtful attention being given to your personal preferences for product storage and upkeep. It’s a collection for the neat-at-heart and tirelessly organized.
Resonating deeply with our desire to provide thoughtful solutions for our consumers, the Storigami™ collection is a milestone for Classic Accessories®.
When looking for a cover, don’t settle. Classic Accessories offers a variety of covers made for you and your furniture. Whether you want a cover that fits into your organizational style, a cover with features catered to your home’s weather conditions, or a cover that simply speaks to you aesthetically, we’ve got you covered.
There are a lot of elements to your patio that make it your ideal outdoor space to do what you and your family love to do outside. Covers are useful for different patio components for reasons you may not expect. For more on the importance of covering your patio furniture, based on material, check out our earlier blog post, “All About Patio Furniture,”
Reasons to protect all of your patio furniture with a cover; a patio furniture cover….
Keeps out environmental nuisances Wind can blow dust, dirt, and debris against your gear, causing weathering and scuffing. A cover is a layer between your furniture and the elements, and can limit the accumulation of dust, pollen, and leaves directly on your favorite items. Note: Covers are just part of the patio furniture cleaning process. Always refer to your care instructions for the most informed methods of cleaning and caring for your furniture.
Maintains your patio’s aesthetics Covers provide a tidy, and pleasing look to your patio even when leaves or pollen are around, even more than the potential damage from such materials, covers make for a quick cleanup for that one-day-it-happens-to-be-sunny-and-we-need-to-go-outside. Note: While covers are a wonderful way to help protect your patio furniture, due to nature of the materials in covers, there is a risk of plasticizer migration-a chemical reaction between the materials in the cover and certain furniture materials. To prevent this from occurring, it is recommended that you elevate the surface of the cover from large points of contact (such as a tabletop). One way to elevate the cover would be by using a support pole.
Protects from UV rays Direct exposure to UV rays can cause fading and material deterioration. Covers, especially those with UV treatments, can block some of the light that does the most damage, increasing the longevity of your product at its current exposure level.
Protects against water damage Covers help limit water accumulation directly on the product, especially when the cover has water resistant or waterproof qualities. This can help prevent rust and corrosion. Standing water and moisture can lead to mildewing.* For optimal results, when using covers for extended periods, regular aeration and checking of your furniture is essential. Note: for furniture with cushions, it is not recommended to leave the cushions on the furniture while covering the furniture. The materials that make up cushions need to breathe or you run the risk of creating an environment for mold. Cushions should be removed and allowed to fully dry before being placed in a safe location, such as a cushion storage bag, indoors, for the season.
*Mildew (and mold) are fungi that occur due to the interaction between water and organic material. Covers are only able to help limit this and require some cleaning and ventilation, so that organic elements that have made their way onto your gear don’t have a chance to grow.
Prevents pests Rodents and other critters are known to burrow or make nests in your patio furniture, including grills, heaters, and such. Covers can make it more difficult for critters to find these items and nest in the crevices therein.
Provides a cost and time savings Investing in a cover can reduce your time and cost spent on maintenance and repair, likely reducing the frequency at which you need to replace your favorite patio furniture.
Reduces cleaning time By protecting your patio furniture with a cover, you will not have to spend as much time cleaning your outdoor equipment at any given time of the year, because you’ve limited the nuisances that make their way onto the surface of your furniture.
Why Cover a Grill?
Grills are real investments in your outdoor space. They act as an extension of your kitchen, bridging the gap between the dinner table and the patio table. Don’t leave your grill to face the elements alone: cover it.
Let a cover take on the direct weather and UV damage you see in a season.
Here are some specific advantages to investing in a grill cover. A grill cover:
Keeps out dust and debris Dust and debris in a grill can cause a number of issues, including unsanitary cooking conditions and fires in catch pans. Regular grill maintenance is the best way to keep your grill sanitary and make sure it lasts. Covers help keep some avoidable nuisances (pollen, leaves, etc.) from accumulating on the surface, especially in the off season, when you’re using your grill less.
Helps avoid grease runoff Since covers help limit your exposure to dust, debris and rain, these elements are less likely to fill up the grease catch pan, generally located below the main fire box. Overflowing of this pan can cause grease to end up running onto your patio and ruining it. As a note, the cover only helps prevent outside elements from entering the pan; it won’t prevent the grease pan from filling up from grilling/grease and still requires regular inspection and cleaning.
Keeps critters out Believe it or not, even grills are susceptible to pest problems. Birds, small animals and spiders making homes in uncovered grills or smokers is a potential risk. Covers are just one way to reduce the chance for nesting to occur. Note: avoid buying felt-lined or flannel-lined grill covers since mice and squirrels can use the fabric for nesting, according to thespruceeats.com.
Protects the grill’s accessories Grill accessories, like side tables, tank doors, and controls, are commonly made with cheaper metals than the main body of the grill is made with, and so are more susceptible to the elements. Covers take the brunt of the elements so these items don’t have to.
Why Cover a Dining Table Set?
One issue that tables may face (more so than other patio furniture) is warping (primarily due to the table’s size). Covers can be a useful tool because covering:
Helps avoid warping in wood Adding a cover to your wood patio furniture can reduce water and humidity’s ability to warp wood Important note: Most covers and concrete do not mix. The layer within covers that helps prevent water from seeping through is reactive with concrete and can cause the cover to stick to the surface. Please do not cover any concrete furniture with a cover.
Why Cover a Fire pit?
Avoids dampness during use A cover will prevent your bonfire with friends and/or family from being ruined by rainfall the night before, or even the day of but helping keep excess moisture off of your charcoal, wood, or the general surface of the fire pit.
Why Cover a Stand-up heater?
Prevents pests As mentioned, covers help keep critters out of small spaces. This is especially true of stand-up heaters.
“I cannot tell you the make and model of my patio heater, but I can tell you that dirt dobber wasps love to fill the tube that carries the pilot light gas up to the burner every year. To clean out the hardened mud requires that I almost fully disassemble the patio heater. The Madrona Patio heater cover will put an end to this annual ritual (and a few expletives). The cover is easy to install. It has a quality zipper around the heat reflector on top and a very long quality zipper from the bottom to the top. A draw-string along the bottom seals the patio heater from most pests, including mud dobber wasps. The fabric is a crayon brown canvas that complements most deck decors.”-9acresofwoods from Auburn, GA
While the advantages of covering seating is largely the same as most furniture items, such as resistance to water, protection from debris, and protection from UV damage; however, it is important to note the added benefit of having these protections for the place you plan to sit. Nothing ends the party early like sitting on bird droppings or being the person who finds the first puddle. With chair covers, you know that your chairs are much more likely to be ready for occupancy at a moment’s notice.
Why Cover an Umbrella?
Covering your umbrella may seem unintuitive; umbrellas are for covering, right? However, it is an underrated way to lengthen your umbrella’s lifespan. Covering your umbrella helps prevent damage from water, dust and debris, and UV rays.
Why Cover an AC?
Helps prevent coils from freezing According to All Systems Mechanical, if there is heavy rain or snowfall that gets into your AC unit and then freezes or refreezes, it can damage the unit’s coils, which maintain the cold air in your household. A cover can limit unexpected accumulation in these units.
Measuring your patio furniture can be a tricky process, after all there isn’t a set way to call out dimensions for furniture and sometimes what’s on the package doesn’t seem to match up with what you have on hand. Measuring your furniture as it sits on your patio is recommended to make sure you find the best fitting cover for your furniture.
How to measure a Grill for a Cover
Grills can be tricky to measure for the right fit-if you have a specific question, please reach out to our Customer Service Representatives at 1-800-854-2315. We vote on trusting measurements you take yourself over the manufacturer’s critical dimensions, which are not necessarily as accurate as they could be, or may (or may not) include accessories in resting positions.
Here’s how to measure your grill for the right cover:
Meausing your table and chairs seems like a no-brainer; however, it is important to remember that while the manufacturer may provide your tabletop’s dimensions to you, a cover would fit over the table as well as the chairs around the table. Taking the time to measure the full length and width of the table plus chairs will make choosing the right cover for your patio far simpler.
How to Measure a Fire-Pit for a cover
The only point of contention when measuring your fire pit for a cover, would be for those of us who did not enjoy math or dimensional terms. The diameter of an object is the full width of a circle, from side to side running through the center of the circle.
How to measure a Hot Tub for a cover
Measuring a hot tub for a cover is simple enough; however, due to the size of the tub, please take care if you are measuring the dimensions by hand.
How to measure patio chairs for covers
We believe that patio chairs are diverse enough in their own right to get their own section here. One note: as far as Classic Accessories Covers are concerned, chaise lounge chairs are measured with their backs in a seated lounging position.
How to Measure Sectionals for Covers
Don’t be intimidated by your sectional when you go to measure it for a cover. Having an assistant is a great idea for this large piece of your patio setup.
How to measure patio groupings for covers
If covering each element of your patio individually is not ideal for your situation, due to timing, furniture shapes, or patience, we have covers meant to go on top of a patio furniture group. It is a good idea to measure around the grouping in the shape it normally takes, or the shape you want to arrange it into for covering. While not arranging is simpler, and you should always take care when arranging furniture to avoid scuffing, it is recommended make sure there is enough under the cover, close enough together that the cover doesn’t dip down excessively and pull your furniture with it.
Please feel free to reach out to one of our helpful Customer Service Representatives at 1-800-854-2315 Mon – Fri, 7:30 am to 4:00 pm PST if you have any additional questions regarding any topic related to our products. The Classic Accessories website also has information regarding warranty, as well as FAQs.
It’s been quite a busy and hot week; we’re ready to welcome the weekend. Overdue for some quiet relaxation and anticipating long nights enjoying the cool off that comes with sunset? Make sure your patio is ready for some sitting time.
Last week we reviewed and ranked patio furniture materials, and brought up Ravenna Cushions as a solid option for taking any patio furniture material to the next level of comfort, with recommendations for cushion color by material.
Ravenna Cushions make use of the color palette you see on the Ravenna Covers, with the addition of several new, more diverse hues that coordinate with the existing neutral tones in the fabric and webbing of the collection (Dark Taupe, Mushroom, Espresso). Overall Ravenna has a rich, yet reserved color scheme of warm and inviting hues. It works well with colors naturally in your yard as well as the tones you typically find in patio furniture.
Hands down, we think the best feature is the waterfall construction. That, in combination with the fabric’s water resistance, makes sure that Ravenna cushions are ready for quick cleanups after some of life’s small spills. Check out our Product Manager’s quick clean demo:
Ravenna also has click-close straps for easy adjustment and to keep the cushion in place and uses the Classic Accessories foam for added cushion comfort. To see the cushions in action check out the full video below or shop the cushions now.
We’re continuing our launch of the Frameless Furniture with a celebration of the entire Montlake FadeSafe Outdoor Living Collection! The experience includes a Look Book where you can see the best of the Montlake Collection in action, and find out more about the covers, cushions, umbrellas, hammocks and frameless furniture.
Take 10% off the collection with coupon code: Montlake10, and take advantage of our shipping special, with free shipping 2-day shipping on most items and free ground shipping on all items.
Discover more time outdoors with Classic Accessories.
We’re celebrating the season of giving with a week-long event. Each day 12/4-12/8 we’ll be featuring a different portion of our Holiday Gift Guide and offering a special discount on related items.
Today only – save 40% on select patio items using discount code: 17PatioGG
We’re taking a look at Gifts for the Practical Patio Owner. These are gifts for the person in your life that takes time and pride in their patios and patio furniture. Help them make their investment last with patio furniture covers.
Check back each day this week for the daily discount and have a happy Monday!
We’re officially in patio season, why not mix it up this year? Below are some fresh ideas from some of our favorite bloggers.
1. Sarah Le from I am Food Blog has a delightful take on a summer picnic salad. This Vietnamese and foodie inspired the salad uses fresh ingredients like: mint, cilantro and lime, and features quinoa, veggies and a little sriracha for spice. Check it out!
2. Kristin Jackson of the Hunted Interior, created a beautiful backyard oasis as part of a HomeDepot.com style challenge. We noticed her work last year when she stenciled her stained deck with a large graphic pattern making it a unique and bold space: here. Take some inspiration from her latest outdoor creation with a simple palette that pops, a creative wall of plates, and a fun bocce court.
3. Apartment Therapy has a great post to help you get started creating your outdoor dream space. Sounds pretty practical and fun! Once you go through the steps, you’ll have a clearer idea of what needs fixing, what you would like to incorporate, what supplies you have on hand, and what supplies you might need. Browse Apartment Therapy’s site if you’re looking for DIY inspiration, they have a ton of great ideas.
Classic Accessories has really nailed it with their Veranda Collection of patio furniture covers. With over 55 SKU’s, we almost certainly have a cover for any outdoor furniture piece you might have. From the newest offset umbrella cover to the venerable table and chair covers, these covers have proven that they offer a compelling blend of features and durability at an excellent value.
Check out the video and you’ll see all the different sizes available along with the impressive features like a drawstring hem, buckled clips, covered air vents, handles and more. The thoughtfulness that goes into designing these covers is extensive. We listen to feedback from our customers and our retailers, expanding the sizes available and considering new features to add onto each iteration.
Patio furniture covers are about durability, looks and convenience.
To ensure a durable cover, we use high-grade polyester with a polyurethane backing that protects the cover, and what it’s protecting, from rain and uv damage. Our seams are all double-stitched with more stitching per inch than our competitors. If you ever find yourself in posession of two covers, compare our stitching to theirs. You will see a difference.
A stylish, good-looking cover is a frequently-used cover. We know that a cover should make your deck look better, not be an eyesore. We focus on handsome two-tone styling with neutral colors that go well with any deck color or material. We continually upgrade and tweak our dying process to ensure that fading is minimal, and, when it does inevitably occur, it happens uniformly to avoid unsightly blotching. The darker splashguard isn’t just for looks; it minimizes the appearance of wet spots and stains where the cover is closest to the ground and most likely to get dirt and moisture on it.
With so much going on in all of our lives, convenience is not an indulgence. It is a necessity. It is literally time itself. No one wants to use a cover that takes any more than the minimum amount of time to put on or take off. After all, covering your patio furniture is supposed to save you from having to drag your furniture out from under cover every time you want to use it. Which is why we use drawstrings rather than simply an elasticized hem, so you can keep it loose when you put it on and tighten it. It’s why we use buckled straps rather than loops, so you don’t have to lift up your furniture or grill and guide it through, you simply click it closed and you’re done. It’s also why our handles are large and padded, for an easy grip when removing the cover.
Check out our collection. We think you’ll like what you see.
Wind can blow dust, dirt, and debris against your gear, causing weathering and scuffing. A cover is a layer between your furniture and the elements, and can limit the accumulation of dust, pollen, and leaves directly on your favorite items. Note: Covers are just part of the patio furniture cleaning process. Always refer to your care instructions for the most informed methods of cleaning and caring for your furniture.
