Full-Length Chaise Lounge Cushion with Backrest
Stretch out on a full-length charcoal cushion that covers the whole chaise, backrest included. Corner ties keep it where you put it, and piped woven fabric keeps it looking finished.
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Stretch out on a full-length charcoal cushion that covers the whole chaise, backrest included. Corner ties keep it where you put it, and piped woven fabric keeps it looking finished.
Full-length charcoal chaise lounge cushion for added comfort
- hard lounger frames
- cushions that slip out of place
Turn your hard lounger into a place you want to stay
Hard frames and loose pads make lounging a chore. A full-length charcoal cushion with a backrest covers the whole chaise and stays tied in place, so you can settle in and stay.
Full-length support from head to heel

Full length, no bare frame
The cushion runs the full length of the chaise, so your back and legs rest on padding instead of metal or slats. The backrest is part of the same piece.

Stays tied in place
Corner ties secure the cushion to the frame. It does not slide when you sit down or get up, which is the whole point of buying it.

Piped, woven finish
Piped seams and textured charcoal woven fabric give it a clean, structured look. The matte dark tone suits patio, poolside and sunroom settings.
One cushion, ready to tie on
- Full-length chaise cushion with attached backrest×1
Charcoal woven fabric with piped seams
- Corner fabric ties
Sewn on, ready to tie to your frame
From hard frame to stay-a-while lounger

The hard frame
The chaise looks great. Twenty minutes in, the frame starts pressing into your back and hips, and you are shifting around instead of reading.

The pad that won't stay
So you bought a loose pad. It bunches up, slides toward the pool deck and never covers the backrest. You spend more time fixing it than using it.
Full length, tied in
One charcoal cushion covers the whole chaise, backrest included. Tie the four corners and it stays put. Stretch out, read, and stay as long as you like.
Simple care for a cushion that lives outside
- Mild soap and water
Skip harsh chemicals that can fade the charcoal.
- Air dry in shade
Let it dry fully before the next use.
- Cover it in heavy rain
Standing water slows drying and invites mildew.
- Check the ties
Re-tie the corners now and then to keep it seated.
Characteristics
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Questions and answers
It is a full-size, full-length chaise cushion. Measure the seat length and width of your frame and compare them with the listed dimensions before ordering. The corner ties let you fine-tune the position on the frame.
It is a woven fabric made for outdoor furniture, but no cushion likes standing water. Bring it under cover or lift it off the frame in heavy rain, and let it dry fully before the next use. Check the care label for the weather rating.
Tie each corner around the frame, the way you would tie a bow. Do it each time you set it up and the cushion stays where you put it.
Follow the care label. In general, use mild soap and water, avoid harsh chemicals that can fade the charcoal, and air dry in shade.
Yes. The backrest is attached, so you place one cushion and the whole lounger is padded.
Loose pads slip, lose shape and skip the backrest, so you end up replacing them. Piped seams, woven fabric and anchoring ties are what you pay for, and you get them in one piece you will use every season.
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