Outdoor Lounger Replacement Cushion Set, Grey 2-Piece
Two grey channel-quilted cushions bring back the full, supportive seat your sun loungers had when they were new. A tufted headrest pillow holds your neck when you lie back, and fabric ties keep each cushion in place. One matched set refreshes both loungers for the season.
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Two grey channel-quilted cushions bring back the full, supportive seat your sun loungers had when they were new. A tufted headrest pillow holds your neck when you lie back, and fabric ties keep each cushion in place. One matched set refreshes both loungers for the season.
Two replacement lounger cushions that restore comfort to your outdoor chairs
- worn or flattened lounger cushions
- hard seating on sun loungers
- cushions that slide off the frame
Bring your sun loungers back to full, comfortable lounge
Flattened cushions and slipping pads turn a relaxing afternoon into a hard seat. This matched pair fills both loungers again, ready for the sun.
Quilted seats and a headrest that keeps its form
- Quilted seat that holds its shape
The channel-quilted rows keep the fill spread across the whole seat, so the middle does not sink into a dip by mid-afternoon. A flat pad gives up after one season. This one keeps the seat full and level from the first sit to the last.
- Tufted headrest for real support
The tufted headrest pillow sits where your neck needs it when you lie back. Most basic pads have nothing up top, so you end up rolling a towel. Here the headrest is part of the set, and it supports you without sliding down the frame.
- Ties that keep it put
Fabric ties fasten each cushion to the lounger frame, so it stays put when you shift, stand up or sit back down. On a slippery deck or in a breeze, that is the difference between a cushion you settle into and one you chase across the patio.
Tie them on and they stay where you sit
- 1Lay the seat cushion on the frame
Set the cushion on the lounger seat with the quilted side facing up. Line up the edges with the frame before you tie anything.
- 2Position the headrest pillow
Place the tufted headrest pillow at the top of the lounger, where your neck rests when you lie back.
- 3Tie the cushion to the frame
Wrap the fabric ties around the lounger frame and fasten them. Pull the cushion flat, then sit down once to check that it stays put.
Two matched cushions for both loungers
- Lounger seat cushion, channel-quilted×2
One for each lounger, grey fabric with quilted rows
- Tufted headrest pillow
Supports the neck when you lie back
- Fabric ties
Fasten each cushion to the lounger frame
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Both cushions are full-size. Measure the seat length and width of your lounger before you order, especially if the frame has an unusual shape. A quick measurement is the fastest way to confirm the match.
Yes. Each cushion has fabric ties that wrap around the lounger frame and fasten, so the seat stays where you sit. The ties make the biggest difference on a breezy deck or a slick surface.
Basic pads are thin foam with no headrest and nothing to hold them in place. This set gives you a channel-quilted seat, a tufted headrest pillow and fabric ties, all as a matched pair. Replacing the cushions costs far less than replacing the loungers, and a quilted seat holds its shape better than a flat pad that flattens after one season.
Yes. The matched grey pair suits a row of loungers that needs to look uniform. Order one set per lounger and the whole deck looks consistent when guests arrive.
Brush off dust and leaves, then spot clean with mild soapy water and let the fabric dry fully before you sit on it. Bring the cushions under cover during long spells of rain so the fill stays dry and the seat keeps its shape.