Modern Leisure 76" x 27" x 30" Khaki Rectangle Patio Chaise Lounge Cover with Heavy Duty Construction

I ordered two of the Chaise Lounge covers, for the Better Homes and Gardens Azalea Ridge lounges...They each fit great and will protect the chairs and their cushions.

We have had quite a bit of rain since I purchased this item and the cover has kept my new lounge chair completely dry.

Kept my patio furniture dry during rainy season. Great fit for my chaise lounges. Great value for price.

This is a good quality cover. I've purchased before. Holds up well, very rain repellent. Bought a cheaper brand last time and I was sorry. Shredded in less than 3 months, these can give me 2-3 yrs. use in full sun.

Read the reviews before purchasing the chase cover. Delivery was fast. Material has some weight which seems to help keep it in place. One thing I would change is make the straps longer and easier to access to use in securing the cover to the chase lounge. I would recommend this product.

Good product for the money. The only thing is it didn't have loops to **** under the chair so I'm wondering if it will stay in place if it is windy.

So far. So good...definitely thicker than I expected and that is a bonus

I had the same brand seat covers for my other patio furniture.... They are Low price & low in quality but does the job. Our backyard gets pretty strong winds so it tears off after daily use of approx 1 year but the price is so good, it doesn't hurt. But this one I returned for a better brand/quality verbana(I think that's the spelling)...the verbana lasts forever. But if you're looking for something for temp use, not heavy windy area, low priced...don't hesitate to buy this; it totally does the job. Fits/covers my chase lounge chairs perfectly.

This cover is made of a sturdy material and, so far, has protected our outdoor furniture from weather and rain. However, the tie-down straps are worthless. Without tie-downs, the wind quickly blows the cover off the chair. The tie downs are inside the cover. That means reaching up inside the cover to tie it to the chair in four places. That's rather time-consuming in itself. But the ties are way too short. I wasn't able to tie them down at all. Solution: I bought a couple bungi cords, one for each end of the chair. Now, we simply bungi the top in place. The tie downs need to be at least twice as long as they are.

I have bought a couple of these previously and they have held up for about a year under the Southern California sun, but I went ahead and ordered a couple more because I couldn't find any others.