CoversAndAll Adirondack Chair Covers

Because these are custom-made, accuracy is key. You will need to measure your chair's back height, depth, arm-to-arm width, front height, and back width precisely. We recommend adding an inch or two of slack to your measurements to ensure the cover slides on and off easily.

If you live in an area with harsh sun, opt for Cover Max for its superior UV resistance. For regions with heavy rain or snow, the Ripstop fabric is an excellent, lightweight choice, while Cover Rite offers a balanced, durable solution for moderate, year-round weather.

Tie-downs are essential for preventing the cover from blowing away. Drawstrings and elastic hems are best for a snug, cinch-style fit, while push clips provide a more secure, mechanical lock that is ideal for high-wind areas. Split zippers are typically used for easier access if your chair design is particularly wide or bulky.

These covers are engineered to be waterproof, meaning they are designed to repel water and prevent it from seeping through to your furniture. However, for long-term protection, we recommend ensuring the cover is installed with a slight slope or peak so that water pools do not form on the surface.

Durability depends on the specific fabric you select, with warranties ranging from 5 to 10 years. With proper care—such as cleaning off debris and securing the tie-downs during storms—you can expect these covers to protect your furniture through many seasons of exposure.