Duck Covers Ultimate Water-Resistant 96 Inch Rectangular/Oval Patio Table with Chairs Cover

Okay, we thought it was nice and well made when we bought it not even two years ago. The canvas, on the other hand, has completely disintegrated in the last four months! It's only been a year and a half, and it's starting to look like old brittle parchment paper with rips - a complete waste of time We look after our yard, landscaping, and all of our outdoor furniture, including covers, meticulously. For one half of the day, this cover was in the morning sun, and for the other half, it was in the shade. Very dissatisfied! I would not recommend this product.

Rosemary Bullock

| May 17, 2021

This appeared to be a good idea at first, but it died after one season. So I went to take it off, and it TORE right on top of it like a cheap paper towel. In just one year, it has become EXTREMELY FADED and TORE. See pics. Yes, Faded, that was the chocolate-colored top. 1 Season!.

Blaze Reilly

| Jan 18, 2021

These are fantastic covers! I was going to order another type, but the grey color they came in didn't appeal to me; however, these are stunning on my deck. With plenty of room to spare, they fit perfectly over my table and chairs. The material is extremely thick and durable, and it effectively repels even heavy rain. I'm looking forward to being able to use my table without having to clean it every time, as well as not having to unstack chairs and retrieve pillows, because everything fits snugly under the cover.

Lewis Harrison

| May 10, 2021

I've only had it for 9 months, and it only saw a mild winter with little ice or snow, but it's completely faded and brittle, and it was ripped from a chair top corner by the wind. Very sad. br>br>UPDATEbr>I'm going to give it another shot. The firm responded quickly and sent a replacement. Now it's up to three stars for customer service, and I'll adjust it up or down depending on how it wears.

Sierra Armstrong

| Oct 02, 2021

When I first saw the cover, I thought it was heavy and looked like it would last a long time. It did a good job of keeping the rain off my daybed, but there was still some moisture underneath when I took it off. It appears to be well-made and appealing to the eye. I've been here for about two months, and LEARNING THAT THE COVER YOU USE ON YOUR EXPENSIVE FURNISHING IS GARBAGE HAS BEEN A PAINFULLY EXPENSIVE LESSON TO LEARN! br>This summer in the DC area, we've had unseasonably heavy storms, and it's rained almost every day, so I haven't been able to use my outdoor set very much. When I go outside in the morning, there will be a puddle of rain on top of my patio set. I didn't look underneath because I assumed my daybed and pillows would be protected by the water-resistant Duck cover. I was taken aback. I discovered mud and sediment soaked through my pillows and all the way down to the mattress when I uncovered the bed this morning. THIS COVER MAKES ME VERY DISAPPOINTED! THEY SHOULD BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR THE RESULTS.

Keanu METCALFE

| May 31, 2021

A Pottery Barn Chesapeake extension table, which seats ten to twelve people, is one of our possessions. Every year, we would go to one of the big box stores and buy a $50 cover. It would be destroyed every year by the south sun and lake winds. NOW IT'S GONE! With plenty of room to spare, this cover will fit the 108" table and all ten arm chairs down to the ground. The chair and table legs are secured with buckles. There's also a drawstring. The fabric is unlike anything else we've ever bought. It is covered by a two-year warranty. My next purchase will be a grill cover.

Marisol Tanner

| Aug 15, 2021

This cover, in my opinion, is well worth the money. For my eucalyptus table and six chairs, I've already purchased a rectangular table cover. I keep the set out on my back deck all year, but when I'm not using it, I bring the chairs inside. Six folding chairs are included in my set. 2 with arms that I place in the middle of the table rather than at the ends to ensure that the cover is completely covered when I use it. The rectangular cover has a lot of space around the long side. I've had it for about 6 months and it's withstood the sun, heat, and, so far, a lot of rain in North Carolina. It has easy-to-open and close straps for securing it to the furniture. For my set, the height is excellent. Because no cover seems to fit perfectly around your outdoor furniture, I always order the larger size instead of the smaller. As a result, I have more freedom. It's faded on the top, but that's not a problem for me. The most important thing is that it has not ripped and remains very sturdy, and I am confident that it will protect my wood table and chairs. Simply "tuck" the cover around the table's feet to protect them from the sun and rain. You may need to "anchor" the ends with something heavy in high winds, and I put two empty pots under the cover on top of the table to help with rain drainage. This is a GREAT quality cover, and I don't think you will be disappointed!.

Rosalyn Fletcher

| Oct 24, 2021

I've bought over a third of a dozen covers for my outdoor furniture. There isn't a single one that is low-cost or low-quality. end. This item is at the top of my list, and I am a very picky person. The palette is light and airy. It appears that the cover is well-made. Made, they have strong buckling features, air ventilation, are heavier, and appear to be made of more durable materials than others I've bought. They're also one of the few outdoor covers that can be lowered more than 24 inches, which is crucial given the amount of snow and sleet we get here. It also provides sun and rain protection to the furniture and hardware. I currently have 5 Duck Covers in my possession. Duck Covers created two of them specifically for me. I would highly recommend these covers and will most likely purchase additional ones if our current ones fail.

Maxine REES

| Jul 13, 2021