MODERN LEISURE Patio Swing Cover - Outdoor Furniture Protection Perfect for Patio, Deck, and Porch - Works for Single-, Double-, and Triple-Seater Swings - 87" L x 64" D x 66" H - Beige, Khaki

Purchased this cover for our Kettler 3-seater Patio Swing and it is more than large enough (the Kettler swing is a SERIOUS piece of patio furniture). 10 years ago I purchased 2 similar PVC covers directly from Kettler which were a little thicker but cost $100 each and now they're no longer available, so I decided to try this one (vs. the considerably more expensive covers made by Bosmere and Veranda) and this one made by Allen is perfect. It's waterproof and helps to protect it when we put it away in our enclosed patio storage. Will be purchasing another one of these ASAP as the experience with the Kettler covers has shown these do deteriorate (the cover becomes brittle along the front top corners above the zippers and tears) over time with exposure to hot weather and cooler temps in the Fall.Update November 2021: This summer I started using the 3rd cover I purchased last year, as the previous 2 started tearing at the top corners. After about 2 months of use, I was SHOCKED to see how this cover had started to DISINTEGRATE! The top looked like it had been run through a giant paper shredder after only 3 months of use! The 1st 2 covers fared much better but this last one was a complete waste of money. As a result, thereof, I just purchased a cover from a different manufacturer here on Amazon (Bosmere), which, I hope, will be able to withstand a few years of exposure to sun and rain.

Bought this in February. It was great for about 2 months. Then we had a couple breezy days and it got pretty worn real quick. Now we just had our first storm of the year and it’s completely destroyed. Both sides have tears near the corners, with one side ripped open about 2 feet long. Very disappointing. Trying to find info to get a replacement but not holding my breath. If you live somewhere without wind, it would be great! Lol

UPDATE 4/11/21: Well, as predicted, it lasted for as year. I have reordered and installed the new one, still a reasonable price at under $20. The zippers are better on this one, but it is still disappointingly thin. If I could find a coated fabric one I would definitely spend more to avoid the hassle of replacing it yearly, but failing that, I guess that’s what I’ll end up doing.ORIGINAL REVIEW May 2020: So it’s basically a tarp that’s been sewn into the shape it is. Nothing fancy, and the stitching is uneven, particularly with the zippers. It’s sewn on one side over the actual zipper teeth so I can only open it 3/4 of the way on that side. It’s fine for $15. If it lasts a year I’ll have gotten my money’s worth. The previous cover had no zipper and was twice the price but seemed more durable and lasted for several years. I’m hoping that this new one will be easier for me to get on and off than the old one due to the zippers. I guess we’ll see.

I can't quite decide what to say. It is just a giant piece of thin tarp (think the free gift tarps you sometimes get at hardware stores quality). Not what I would expect for an outdoor chair cover. It also catches the wind terribly. As it's effectively a giant sail, there should be something in the design, maybe vents or something, to prevent this. Also there is no holding it down. I've tried everything plus if I use heavy things, they can get propelled. It could be a hazard. We are only battling a little rain but I don't know how it would do in bad weather. I feel this won't hold up well to the sun. It is however far cheaper than many similar size covers (which are very hard to find) which is why I'm not giving one star. I would rather pay more though for a different one.So I changed my rating to one star as it's not stopping my bench or cushions from getting wet due to the wind/sail/hold down issues so I guess I would be no worse off without it (and better off if I don't get hit by a flying object).

Not very durable if you are in an area with alot of wind. Mine had a hole in it the first couple days. It's just cheap tarp material that does the a decent job if it's not subjected to a lot of wind. It doesn't have the anchor points spread out enough to tie down and still be able to unzip easily and use the swing with cover attached... A lot of swing covers have easy access to unzip and flip over the top of the swing. This one, the zipper only goes halfway up, not opening high enough to be able to leave the cover on and still use the swing.This was my second time ordering this product. The first time last year after a month or so of wind and uv rays it just fell apart. I was using another one that was much better and more expensive, but it ripped in the middle. Because of this, I needed another cover late in the season and didn't see any reasonably priced. I came across this one again, and figured, I'd try it again. I was disappointed when it ripped only a few days in.To sum it up... This one is cheap and does the job, but it's more effort to use and not very durable.. Let's face it, if you have your swing where it gets a lot of sun, most covers (I get off amazon anyway) end up getting brittle and ripping after a season anyway.

Worked excellent first season, didn’t hold the second.Got ripped by wind in the middle of December.Looking for new one more sturdy. Means more $$.

Intended it for a glider/swing cover , was larger then needed , but works fine as a swing cover. Also , as a " large picnic table" cover 😉-( the only place we could "dry it out" when removing it from swing if still wet ) It fit so well & is still handy to use for the swing if needed. Overall Impressed with looks, function & thus far durability. Price was super. I will try to include a pic -but in case the pic fails , this is what the 1 pic will show -*note both the swing & cover were bought thru Amazon -the "swing cover" is "presently" -on top of a big wood picnic table , both items are on a large wood back deck.