Steamer Chair Weather Cover 150x60x90cm

Steamer Chair Weather Cover 150x60x90cm

• Made from high quality super tough cross laminated material
• With our unique zero fade technology
• Full UV protection against the sun for longer life
• Full weather protection
• Waterproof welded seams
• Protect from bird droppings, tree sap & pollution
• All round draw string bottom with cord locks for added security
• Wipe clean surfaces
• Do not leave your cushions on your furniture when covered
• 7 Years Guarantee
• Size Check: 150cm (59") Long 60cm (24") Wide Back 34cm (13") Wide Front 90cm (36") High Back 36cm (14") High Front
• The fabric side is the outside surface and the shiny side goes on the inside.
• We do not recommend you leave your cushions out under cover in anyway. The reason for this is they can get damaged by condensation, when it rains, water on the floor under the cover evaporates up under the cover and can then easily soak in to soft furnishings. The furniture is designed to be outdoors in all weather, covered or uncovered and condensation is not a problem for the furniture, however cushions are not designed to be left out and can easily become musty and mouldy if they are subjected to prolonged dampness.
• If there is water on your furniture after it has rained this is just condensation, this happens when it rains, water runs under the cover on the ground and then when it evaporates it cannot escape and may settle on flat surfaces. This can be a lot of water at times, but the furniture is designed to be outdoors in all weathers, so it will not harm your furniture and will disperse after a while.
• The covers are designed to be off the ground by between 10cm to 15cm, this is to help airflow under the cover which in turn helps to reduce condensation build up.
• If your cover comes off on windy days simply use the pull cord to slightly tighten the cover and pull the cord lock tight, you can also just put a small knot behind the cord lock to stop it slipping. You do not need to pull the bottom really tight, it just needs to be a touch narrower than the top.