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Chaise Lounge Covers 2 Pack | Outdoor Chaise Lounge Cover | Pool Lounge Chair Covers

Chaise Lounge Covers 2 Pack, 80 Inch Waterproof Patio Lounger Covers

$119.99 $143.99 Save $24
  • Waterproof Backing
  • Vents And Straps
  • Full Coverage
  • Two Covers Included

Price: $119.99 $143.99

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Product specifications
Pack Size2 Count
Fits Lounge Chairs Up To80L x 28W inches
Material600D Polyester Canvas with Waterproof Backing
Water ResistanceWaterproof
ColorBrown
PatternSolid
Closure TypeBuckle and Drawstring
ShapeRectangular Prism
FeaturesHeavy Duty, UV Resistant, Side Air Vents, Lightweight
Recommended UseChaise and Patio Lounge Chairs
BrandULTCOVER
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Tracked delivery anywhere in the USA. It is free on orders of $75 or more, and a flat $15 below that.

If it is not right for you, send it back within 14 days of delivery in resaleable condition and we refund the price you paid, including standard delivery. That is a voluntary policy we offer on top of your legal rights. You cover the cost of returning it unless the item is faulty.

If it arrives faulty, damaged or not as described, we put it right at no cost to you under the consumer protection law of your state and the Federal Trade Commission Act, return postage included.

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Waterproof Backing600D polyester canvas with a waterproof backing keeps rain and damp off your loungers.
Vents And StrapsSide air vents plus buckle leg straps help the covers stay put when the wind picks up.
Full CoverageCovers the whole chair so sun, dust and bird droppings do not reach the frame or cushions.
Two Covers IncludedA 2 count pack, so a matching pair of loungers is sorted in one order.

Chaise Lounge Covers 2 Pack: keep your sun loungers looking new all year with chaise lounge covers built for real weather.

A two-pack of waterproof 600D polyester covers with side air vents, buckle leg straps and elastic draw cords, sized to fit patio loungers up to 80L x 28W inches.

A two-pack of waterproof outdoor chaise lounge covers made from 600D polyester canvas with a waterproof backing.

Sized to fit patio lounge chairs up to 80 inches long and 28 inches wide, including most pool and deck loungers.

Structured air vents on both sides let trapped air escape so the covers are less likely to balloon or lift in wind.

Plastic clip buckles and heavy duty elastic draw cords pull the hem in tight and anchor the cover around the chair legs.

Full coverage in a solid brown finish keeps sun, rain, dust and leaves off your furniture between uses.

Chaise Lounge Covers 2 Pack, 80 Inch Waterproof Patio Lounger Covers

Outdoor loungers take more punishment than almost anything else on a patio. They sit in full sun for months, they catch every shower, and they collect pollen, leaves and whatever the birds leave behind. These chaise lounge covers are a simple answer to all of that. Each cover is cut to drop over a lounger up to 80 inches long and 28 inches wide, so the frame, the arms and any cushions you leave in place are all under shelter.

Chaise Lounge Covers 2 Pack, 80 Inch Waterproof Patio Lounger Covers

The fabric is 600D polyester canvas backed with a waterproof layer. The 600D number refers to the thickness of the yarn, and it is the sort of weight you see on luggage and outdoor gear rather than on thin seasonal covers. That matters because a heavier fabric resists scuffing against chair legs and handles repeated wetting and drying without going brittle as quickly as a light tarp would.

Chaise Lounge Covers 2 Pack, 80 Inch Waterproof Patio Lounger Covers

Wind is the usual reason covers go wandering, so there are two things working against it here. Structured air vents sit on both sides and stay open, letting a gust pass through instead of lifting the cover like a sail. Underneath, heavy duty elastic draw cords pull the hem snug, and plastic clip buckles fasten around the chaise legs to hold everything down during rougher weather.

Chaise Lounge Covers 2 Pack, 80 Inch Waterproof Patio Lounger Covers

Because this is a two count pack, a matching pair of loungers is covered in a single purchase. That is usually how patio seating comes, side by side, and having both wrapped the same way keeps the look tidy. The solid brown finish is neutral enough to sit quietly against timber decking, pavers, or a lawn edge without shouting for attention.

Chaise Lounge Covers 2 Pack, 80 Inch Waterproof Patio Lounger Covers

Day to day use is quick. Slide the cover over the lounger, pull the draw cord, clip the buckles and walk away. Taking it off is faster still. The cover is light enough to carry in one hand, which is the difference between actually using it after every swim and leaving it folded in the shed all summer.

Not sure yet? That is fine.

A cover has to fit your furniture, and you cannot always judge the fit from a photograph. If it is not right for you, send it back within 14 days of delivery in resaleable condition and we refund the price you paid, including standard delivery. That is a voluntary policy we offer on top of your legal rights.

If it turns up faulty, damaged or not as described, that is on us. The consumer protection law of your state covers you, and we pay the return postage. Read the full detail on our refunds and returns page, or ask us anything before you order.

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly comes in this pack?

You receive two chaise lounge covers, listed as a unit count of 2. Both are the same size and the same solid brown color. This suits the common setup of two matching loungers side by side.

What size lounge chair do these fit?

They are made to fit patio lounge chairs up to 80 inches long and 28 inches wide. Measure your chair at its widest and longest points before ordering. If your lounger is larger than those figures, this size will not close properly.

How do I measure my lounger correctly?

Measure the length from the very top of the backrest to the furthest point of the footrest, with the chair in the position you normally store it. Then measure the width across the widest point, including armrests. Compare both numbers to the 80 by 28 inch maximum.

What material are the covers made from?

They are 600D polyester canvas with a waterproof backing. The 600D figure describes the yarn thickness, which is a heavier weave than lightweight seasonal covers. The specs list the material type simply as polyester.

Are these covers truly waterproof or just water resistant?

The water resistance level in the product details is listed as waterproof, and the fabric has a waterproof backing. Rain beads and runs off rather than soaking through. As with any cover, water can still find its way in at an open hem if the cover is left loose.

Will they handle snow and hail?

The fabric is described as tough enough to keep rain, hail, snow, dust, leaves and bird droppings off the furniture. In heavy snow it is still sensible to brush accumulation off so weight does not pool on the cover. Clearing snow also helps the cover dry out faster.

What stops the covers blowing away?

Two features work together. Structured air vents on both sides let gusts pass through instead of inflating the cover, and plastic clip buckles with heavy duty elastic draw cords secure the hem around the chaise legs.

How do the buckles attach?

The attachment straps buckle around the legs of the lounger, pulling the cover down against the frame. You clip them once the cover is sitting square. On calm days you can leave them loose, but in rough weather they are worth using.

What is the drawstring for?

The elastic hem cord runs around the bottom edge and tightens with toggles. Pulling it in gives you a closer custom fit around the base of your particular chair. A tight hem is the single biggest factor in keeping wind and rain out.

Why do the covers have vents?

Vents do two jobs. They let wind escape so the cover does not balloon up and lift off, and they allow some airflow underneath so moisture does not sit trapped against your furniture.

Can I leave cushions on the lounger underneath?

You can, as long as the cushions are dry when you cover them and the total height still lets the cover sit down over the chair. Damp cushions sealed under any cover will stay damp. Most people bring thick cushions inside for long storage.

Are these suitable as pool lounge chair covers?

Yes, this is one of the main uses. Pool loungers get splashed, sit in strong sun and collect debris, so a waterproof chaise lounge cover is a practical choice. Just rinse off chlorine or salt spray from the cover now and then.

Will the brown color fade in the sun?

The covers are described as UV resistant, which slows the usual fading and surface breakdown that sun causes. No outdoor fabric is completely immune over many seasons. Keeping covers clean helps them hold their color longer.

Do they fit zero gravity or reclining loungers?

It depends on the shape when folded or reclined. Measure the chair in the exact position you plan to store it. A flat or lightly reclined lounger within 80 by 28 inches is the intended fit.

Can I use one on a daybed or sofa instead?

These are shaped for a chaise profile, so a wide daybed or sofa is unlikely to be the right fit. A dedicated sofa or bench cover suits that shape better. Always compare your measurements to the stated maximum.

How do I clean the covers?

Wipe them down with a damp cloth and mild soapy water, rinse with a hose or clean water, and let them air dry completely. Avoid machine washing, bleach, tumble drying and ironing. A quick wipe a few times a season is usually enough.

What should I do if mold appears?

Mold generally means moisture was trapped underneath. Clean the spots with mild soapy water, rinse well and dry the cover fully in open air. Going forward, make sure the chair is dry before covering and that the vents are not blocked.

Can I fold them away over winter?

Yes. Make sure both covers are completely dry first, then fold and store them somewhere sheltered and ventilated. Storing a damp cover in a sealed bag is the quickest way to create a mildew problem.

Are they heavy to handle?

The special features list includes lightweight, so a single cover is easy to lift and put on by one person. The weight of the item is not specified in this record. In practice most people find they can cover a lounger in under a minute.

Do they work on windy coastal patios?

The vents and leg buckles are designed for exactly that situation. On very exposed sites, some owners add a light weight or a tie-down for extra security during storms. Pulling the hem cord properly tight also makes a noticeable difference.

Will they scratch my furniture?

Polyester canvas is soft against metal, timber and resin frames, so scratching is not a typical concern. Grit trapped between the cover and the chair is the more likely cause of marks. Brushing the chair off before covering avoids it.

Can I leave the covers on all year?

Many people do. Check underneath every few weeks, especially after long wet spells, and air the chairs on a dry day. Regular checks are the habit that keeps the best chaise lounge covers performing season after season.

Are replacement buckles or cords available?

Replacement parts are not listed as part of this product. The buckles and draw cords are built into each cover. If a clip were damaged, a simple cord tie around the leg works as a field repair.

Do these come in other sizes?

The supplier range includes several lounger lengths, but this listing is specifically the size that fits chairs up to 80 inches long by 28 inches wide. Order the size that matches your measurements rather than sizing up and hoping for the best.

What color and pattern are they?

The color is brown and the pattern is solid. There is no print or logo panel to clash with your garden. Brown tends to hide dust and pollen better than pale shades.

Is this a good gift for someone with a pool?

It is a practical gift for anyone with outdoor loungers, especially around a pool or deck. The two-pack means you are covering a pair rather than leaving one chair out. It is the kind of thing people are glad to own but rarely buy for themselves.

How quickly will my order arrive?

Delivery timing depends on your country and address, and the exact window is shown at checkout. You will get tracking details once the order ships. Remote addresses can take a little longer than city deliveries.

What is the returns process?

Contact us with your order number and let us know the issue. If the covers are the wrong fit or arrive damaged, we will guide you through the return or replacement steps. Keeping the original packaging makes the process smoother.

Can I buy more than one pack?

Yes. If you have four loungers, two packs will cover them all in the same brown finish. Ordering together keeps the set matching and arriving at the same time.

Do they protect against bird droppings and tree sap?

Yes, full coverage keeps droppings, sap, leaves and dust off the chair itself. Anything that lands stays on the cover, where it wipes off easily. That is far simpler than scrubbing cushions or a woven frame.

What if these are not right for my furniture?

If the fit is wrong or the covers are not what you expected, get in touch and we will sort it out. Send your chair measurements and a photo if you can, and we can confirm whether a different size would work better. Nobody should be stuck with a cover that does not fit.

How To Choose Chaise Lounge Covers That Actually Stay On

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The problem with leaving loungers uncovered

A chaise lounge lives a hard life. It sits outside through summer sun, autumn leaf drop, winter damp and spring pollen, and it rarely gets moved. Within a season or two you start to notice things. The sling fabric goes chalky. Powder coating on the frame develops little rust freckles where it got chipped. Cushions feel slightly damp even on a dry day, because moisture soaked in during a storm and never properly left. Bird droppings leave stains that will not wipe away.

None of that happens overnight, which is exactly why people put off doing anything about it. The damage is slow. Then one afternoon you go to use the lounger before guests arrive and realize it looks tired in a way no amount of wiping will fix.

A cover is the cheapest intervention there is. It costs a fraction of replacing the furniture, and it takes about thirty seconds to put on. The only real question is which cover, and that comes down to fabric, fit and how well it handles wind.

How a waterproof chaise lounge cover works

Outdoor covers do three separate jobs, and it helps to think about them separately.

The first is shedding water. This cover uses 600D polyester canvas with a waterproof backing. The D stands for denier, a measure of yarn thickness. A 600D weave is substantially heavier than the thin material used on cheap seasonal covers, which tends to tear at stress points after one windy winter. The waterproof backing is what actually stops water passing through the weave, so rain runs off the surface instead of wicking down into your cushions.

The second job is blocking sun. UV light is what fades sling fabric, cracks plastic and chalks paint. A full coverage design shades the whole chair rather than just the seat, which is why loungers that live under covers keep their color for years longer than ones left exposed.

The third job is the one most covers fail at, which is staying on the chair. This is where the vents matter. Two structured air vents sit on the sides and stay open. When wind hits the cover, air moves through instead of pushing up underneath and turning the whole thing into a kite. Combined with that, heavy duty elastic draw cords with toggles pull the hem tight, and plastic clip buckles fasten around the chaise legs. A cover that is cinched at the hem and anchored at the legs has very little to grab.

Getting the size right

This is the step that trips people up most often, and it is worth five minutes of your time.

These covers fit patio lounge chairs up to 80 inches long and 28 inches wide. Measure your chair in the position you plan to store it. If you always leave it flat, measure it flat. If you fold the backrest up, measure that way instead, because the footprint changes.

For length, run the tape from the top of the backrest to the very end of the footrest. For width, measure the widest point, which usually means armrest to armrest rather than across the seat. Note both numbers down.

If your lounger comes in at 78 by 27 inches, this size is a good match. If it measures 84 inches long, it is not, and forcing it will leave the foot end exposed and the hem cord unable to grip. Slightly roomy is fine because the draw cord takes up slack. Too small is a problem you cannot solve.

Height matters too if you leave thick cushions in place. Pile height adds inches. If the cushions sit high, either take them inside or accept that the cover will sit higher and looser than it would on a bare frame.

Who these suit

Anyone with a pair of matching loungers is the obvious fit, since this is a two count pack. Poolside setups benefit most, because those chairs get splashed constantly, sit in direct sun and collect everything the breeze carries. A set of pool lounge chair covers means you are not wiping down seats before every swim.

They also work well for holiday homes and rentals where furniture sits unused for weeks. Covering loungers between visits means you arrive to clean, dry seating instead of a cleanup job.

People in coastal or exposed spots will appreciate the vent and buckle combination. Salt air and strong gusts are hard on both furniture and covers, and a design built around wind management is the sensible choice there.

They are less suited to very large or oddly shaped loungers. Wide daybeds, double sun beds and deep sectional pieces need their own shape of cover. If your furniture is outside the 80 by 28 inch range, look for a size that matches rather than compromising.

Living with them day to day

The practical test of any cover is whether you actually bother to use it. Light weight helps here, and these are listed as lightweight, so one person can lift and fit a cover without a struggle.

The routine is simple. Brush loose leaves and grit off the chair, slide the cover down over the frame, square it up, pull the hem cord tight and clip the leg buckles. Removing it is just the reverse, and you can leave the cover folded over the end of the chair while you use the lounger.

One habit worth building is covering dry furniture. If the lounger is wet from rain or someone has just climbed off it dripping, give it a few minutes in the air first. Sealing moisture under any waterproof cover is how mildew starts. The side vents help air move through, but they are not a substitute for letting things dry.

Keeping the covers in good shape

Care is undemanding. Wipe them with a damp cloth and mild soapy water when they look grubby, rinse with clean water and let them dry fully in the open air. Skip the washing machine, the tumble dryer, bleach and the iron. Harsh treatment is what breaks down the waterproof backing.

After a heavy storm, shake off pooled water and any pile of leaves. Standing water adds weight and keeps the fabric saturated, which no fabric enjoys long term. In snow country, brushing off accumulation does the same favour.

If you pack the covers away for a season, dry them completely first and store them somewhere sheltered with a bit of airflow. A damp cover folded into a sealed bag in autumn will greet you with mold in spring.

The short version

If you own two patio or pool loungers that measure 80 inches long or less and 28 inches wide or less, this pack covers both. The 600D polyester canvas with waterproof backing handles rain, the full coverage cut blocks sun, and the side vents plus buckle straps and elastic draw cords are there specifically to stop the covers taking off in wind.

Measure your chairs first. Cover them dry. Wipe them down occasionally. Do those three things and your loungers will still look presentable several summers from now, which is the entire point.

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This listing is a two-pack of ULTCOVER outdoor chaise lounge covers designed for patio and pool lounge chairs measuring up to 80 inches long by 28 inches wide. The covers are made from 600D polyester canvas with a waterproof backing, finished in solid brown, and are described as heavy duty and UV resistant. Each cover has structured air vents on two sides to reduce wind lofting, plastic clip buckles that fasten around the chair legs, and a heavy duty elastic draw cord hem for a snug fit. The closure type is listed as buckle and drawstring, water resistance level as waterproof, and unit count as 2. Product weight, packed dimensions and country of origin are not specified in this record.