How to Order a Replacement Custom Outdoor RHF Corner Sloped Back Cushion Cover

Tired of your old, worn-out cushion cover? Looking for a fresh, new look? Ordering a replacement cushion cover is easier than you think! Follow these simple steps to get started:

Sizes and Measurements

The first step is to tell us your sizes. Whether you've measured in cm's, mm's, or inches, simply enter them in the provided boxes. Accurate measurements ensure the perfect fit for your cushion cover.

Foam & Cover Options

Next, choose whether you'd like to include foam or opt for covers only. We offer a wide range of foam options to suit your preferences. If you only need a new cover, no worries – we've got you covered!

Customize Your Cover

Working from left to right, work your way through all the Customisation options available. Don't worry, we'll guide you along the way. Make choices as you work your way down the list, ensuring your cushion cover meets all your requirements.

Dacron & Stockinette

These two items are not required for cover only orders. Stockinette is used to wrap around cushions, making the foam slide easier into your cover. Dacron will also make your foam cushion extra plump for a luxurious appearance.

Calculate Your Cost

Once you've made all your choices, it's time to smash that "Calculate Your Cost" button! Our handy tool will crunch the numbers for you, providing you with a cost estimate for your replacement cushion cover. Easy peasy!

Fabric Selection 

We take pride in offering an extensive selection of high-quality fabrics. From luxurious silk to durable cotton blends, we have it all. Whether you're looking for a vibrant pattern or a classic solid color, our range of fabrics has something for everyone.

Choosing the Perfect Fabric for Your Project

Now that you've finalised all your measurements, it's time to dive into the exciting world of fabrics! The fabric you choose for your project can make a world of difference, both in terms of budget and performance. That's why we offer a wide range of fabric options for you to choose from. Click the hi-lighted links to be taken to our extensive range of outdoor fabrics. 

Box Cushions

A box cushion is a versatile option for your furniture. It features a flat top, flat bottom, and four sides created by sewing a separate piece of fabric to connect the top and bottom. It can be any shape – round, square, rectangular, or even cut to a specific shape. Say goodbye to saggy cushions!

Piping: Adding Definition

Piped box cushions take the standard box cushion to the next level. Piping, a fabric trim, is sewn into the seams of the cover, creating a stylish "piped box" look. You can choose piping made of the same fabric as the cushion cover or a contrast fabric. This adds definition to the plain box cushion, commonly found on upholstered sofas and chairs. Give your furniture a touch of elegance!

Wrap Style or Waterfall Box Cushion

Bull-nose or waterfall box cushions offer a unique design that wraps from the back, down the depth of the cushion to the seat, and along the underside to the back. The cushion depth at the back and sides is accommodated with a boxing strip. This style is often used in outdoor applications, as the name suggests – rain will roll off the front, just like a waterfall. Embrace the outdoor vibes!

Box Pleat Cushion: Simple and Charming

If you prefer a simpler version of the standard box cushion, the box pleat cushion is perfect for you. Also known as a "mock box," this cushion features two flat pieces sewn as a square. Miter-sewn corners create depth, causing the perimeter seam to fall down the sides, front, and back of the cushion. It's a straightforward style often seen in slipcover pieces of country decor. Add a touch of rustic charm to your home!

Fluted Covers

Often seen in vehicle seats and upholstery. Fabric is stitched to a foam backed scrim to create a shallow curve.

Top-Stitch

A decorative stitch that flattens and strengthens seams.

Bentley Stitch

This fabric is a upholstery material used mainly for seating car interiors and door panels in luxury vehicles, specifically in high end cars like Bentley, Audi, VW etc,. It features a double stitched diamond-shaped pattern created by quilted effect stitching on the fabric.