FunshotBistro Set Cover Waterproof,420D Oxford Fabric Outdoor Garden Patio Furniture Set Cover Windproof Anti-UV,Outdoor Bistro Table Cover for Table and 2 Chairs,146x70x80cm

My first impression of this cover when I pulled it out of the bag was that the material isn't as thick as the covers I have for our outdoor furniture or the tarp that currently covers our bistro set (small table and 2 chairs). I put it on our bistro set yesterday, it fits great, measurements are accurate, and the draw string at the bottom means it fits snuggley and I'm confident it'll with stand the winter winds and not get blown away. It rained over night and I'm pleased to report that there were no leaks - bistro set remained dry.So the only issue for me is the thickness of the material and whether it will withstand a winter of wind and rain. I have found all covers suffer from wear and tear over the years, but the thicker ones tend to last that little bit longer. If you're storing your bistro set in a sheltered location then this will be ok, but if its a bit more exposed then you might want to consider something a bit more heavy duty.

Looks like we will not have a problem with keeping our garden benches clean next spring and summer with this generous sized cover to slip over them when they are not in use.Feels tough enough to stand the winter too if you have to leave your furniture outside.It looks to be value for money, I am pleased to have mine.

I ordered the large size. My intention was to cover a small to medium sized bench and hopefully place some folded chairs at the side. The manufacturer states that this fits "most furniture such as coffee tables, benches, coffee tables, chairs, round or oval patio dining sets, 8-12 chairs, or 6-8 person sofa sets.". That all sounds impressively large. In the first picture there are high backed wooden chairs like mine.Silly me, I didn't take any measurements.The large cover has measurements of 146 x 70 x 80. I discovered that my smallish bench was 118 x 55 x 88. I thought, my bad, I'll fit the cover and use the draw string to protect all but the lowest part of the legs. Nope, you can't really tighten the draw string. Unless you can trap a significant amount of cover under the legs, I am sure it would lift off in the first strong wind. I tried my chairs which the cover also did not cover.Looking at the manufacturer's other photos, all the furniture shown is low backed, which would fit under the cover. Comparing users' photos with the manufacturer's you can see the need to provide some additional framework to stop rain accumulating in the middle of the cover.The quality of the cover is okay. It's not a heavy gauge Oxford fabric but should be sufficiently tear resistant in normal use. It should also do a reasonable job keeping water off. UV protection and fading will only become apparent over time.Even if the cover had fitted my bench, the poor draw string lets it down.At £24.99 I don't think it's good value.I hope you found this review useful.If you have a question, I always try to respond when Amazon forwards them to me.

This garden furniture protector is made of a good quality waterproof material. It should keep furniture clean and hopefully rust protected from inclement winter weather. It is also smooth surfaced which should help to keep it clean. It is as described. Recommended

First off this is a good quality outdoor cover, it has well stitched seams and quality cord to tie it down with.The problem I have however is with the measurements.It is advertised as being 146cm length, 70cm wide and 80 cm high.My outdoor seat is 130cm x 60cm x 75cm, but this cover doesn’t fit it.I was at a loss to know why so i re-measured the whole thing.Measuring the total flat length of the cover it measures 180cm, that now includes the width so in fact the length is only 110cm. So there is go way it will cover an item 130cm long.OK, I can use this to cover smaller items. But the advertised dimensions are not as described.

Our bistro set is already taking on a rather rustic look. This Funshot cover should hopefully minimise any further deterioration over the autumn and winter months.The cover is just right for a set like this, fitting snugly with a drawstring to keep it in place. Helpfully a downpour arrived this afternoon, demonstrating it’s waterproof properties nicely.

The advertising picture looks like a far more robust and shaped cover, whereas this is just a thin plasticky sheet with a drawstring at one end.It does what we wanted though - effectively covering our bistro table and two chairs.The currently advertised price seems rather steep for what you get though.

A waterproof garden furniture cover, measuring 146cm x 70cm x 80cm. It should fit most garden or balcony furniture such as coffee table sets, benches, chairs, round, hexagonal or oval patio dining sets.The material is an Oxford type fabric, with a PU waterproof coating. It’s been neatly stitched and nicely put together.It has a toggle type drawstring, so that you can draw in the bottom of the cover, to stop the wind getting underneath.I got this cover to protect a table and chair set on my patio, and it fitted perfectly. Hopefully it will live up to its advertised properties of being tear resistant and UV resistant, to stop fading, as so many of these covers fad after a year or two.