VOUNOT Garden Furniture Cover 250x250x73cm, Heavy Duty Waterproof Patio Set, Black

Our heavy-duty furniture cover provides complete protection for your outdoor furniture. Made from 420D oxford with reinforced stitching and multi-layer PU coating, it’s waterproof and includes taped seams to prevent leaks. The 140g sturdy material shields furniture from rain, snow, dust, dirt, and UV rays. Equipped with drawstrings and four corner buckle clips, it stays secure even in strong winds, while air vents prevent condensation. Easy to clean with a hose or damp cloth, it also includes a storage bag for convenient storage. Fits most furniture shapes, including dining sets, rattan furniture, sofas, and coffee tables. Features: Waterproof and Reinforced: Made from 420D oxford with reinforced lines , It is multi-layer PU coated which provides reliable protection against rain or snow. Waterproof tape is added to the joints to prevent leakage Heavy-Duty Performance: Crafted with 140g sturdy materials with waterproof stitchin, this cover is built to withstand the elements and protect your furniture from rain, snow,dust, dirt or UV rays. All-round protection of your furniture Windproof Design: Equipped with drawstring and four buckle clips at each corner, this cover stays securely in place even during strong winds, ensuring your furniture remains protected Breathable and Ventilated: Designed with extra air vents, this cover allows proper airflow to prevent condensation. The two resistant handles make it easy to put on and remove Easy to Clean and Store: Simply hose it down with water and let it dry in the sun, or wipe it clean with a damp cloth. The cover also comes with a convenient storage bag for easy storage when not in use. Please measure your furniture size before buying. Our furniture cover is suitable for most shapes, such as dining table, rattan furniture, sofa, coffee table, etc Specifications: Dimensions: H:250 x W:73 x D:250 cm Weight: 2.2 kg Colour: Black Guarantee: 1 Year Model Number: 8572474261853

Price: £24.99 from Robert Dyas