How thick should my patio cushions be?
Most patio chair cushions have a thickness of 2.5″ – 4″ depending on the overall size of the chair and your desired comfort level. Replacement cushions for deep-seat patio chairs should be at least 5.5″ thick to provide optimal support.
Why are custom cushions so expensive?
What Fabric & Fillers Are Used To Make Outdoor Cushions? (Are They More Costly Than Indoor Ones?) Outdoor cushions are made from a range of materials, and as a rule, the tighter the fabric weave, the less likely it is to let water pass through.
What is a hinged cushion?
Hinged cushions work well for this and a variety of other applications. These long cushions serve as both the seat and the back for the chair and are popular in both indoor and outdoor furniture. While they might look tricky to make yourself, if you break the steps down, they are really pretty easy!
What kind of fabric is good for outdoor cushions?
The best fabric for outdoor cushions is polypropylene fabric. Polypropylene was one of the first marine fabrics due to the fact it had superior UV resistance compared to other fibers. Polypropylene is the best choice for outdoor cushions because it dries quickly when wet and has no dye sites.
What is the standard cushion size?
Traditionally the most common size and shape for a cushion was the square, and this is available in sizes from 30cm x 30cm (12inch x 12inch), 40cm x 40cm (16inch x x16 inch), 45cm x 45cm (18inch x 18inch) and 60cm x 60cm (24inch x 24inch).
Can I leave my patio furniture cushions out in the rain?
Outdoor fabrics, such as Sunbrella®, are moisture, mildew and fade resistant. Generally, this means if you leave the cushions uncovered during a rainstorm, the rain will bead up and roll off. Should cushions be left out in the rain, as soon as it stops, shake or wipe off excess water and let them air out a bit.
How much does it cost to have chair cushions made?
Furniture Recovering Cost Factors
| Service | Average Cost |
|---|---|
| Padding & Supplies | $100 – $300 |
| Filling Cushions | $50 – $200 per cushion |
| Fabric | $40 – $60 per yard |
| Repairs | $200 – $500 |
Can you recover outdoor patio cushions?
If your patio cushions are looking a little worn and faded, it may be time to recover them. Instead of running out to buy new covers or cushions, consider recovering your existing cushions with new fabric. You can even leave the old covers on the cushions to protect the foam inside and give it extra structure.