Classic Accessories Montlake FadeSafe Water-Resistant 72 x 21 x 3 Inch Patio Chaise Lounge Cushion, Heather Henna

These came well packaged and protected. They even had cardboard placed under the packing box seams so that you don't inadvertently slice the foam when you un-box. Just be very careful when you unpack it to ensure no damage to the foam. It is all one piece but divided by fabric into 2 separate zippered cushions. You do need to stuff the foam into the covers, but that's the best way for shipping. Tip: Watch the Video!!! After watching I was able to easily do it by myself. I unfolded the foam and let it sit overnight before I stuffed the foam into the covers. That way, it expands to full size beforehand. When you fold the foam in half (i held it between my knees on the floor), try to ensure it is EVENLY folded in half and then when you stuff it in the cover, ensure it is smack in the middle of the cover before you let go. This will ensure it unfolds evenly and not cockeyed in the cover and that the piping is squarely on the edges of the foam. I'd recommend doing the larger cushion first, then the smaller one. It's just easier to handle. Quality is very evident in these cushions! Great zippers, and very nice buckle ties to attach to your chaise lounge. The foam is fairly firm, but that's a good thing so that it won't break down quickly. I bought the green and the color is a nice heathered natural looking foresty green. I just bought them, so can't comment on the wear, but I don't plan on leaving them out in the rain (I wouldn't recommend) and will probably even bring them in out of the sun if I'm gone for a while as they are not Sunbrella fabric. But the fabric is thick and sturdy and appears it's of very high quality. I would definitely buy again! In a time where a lot of things sold on Amazon are cheaper and cheaper quality, I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of these cushions.

I recently replaced my old cushions with the Classic Accessories Montlake FadeSafe Water-Resistant Patio Chaise Lounge Cushions in Heather Indigo, and I couldn't be happier with my purchase. These cushions are not only much thicker, but they also exude a superior quality that exceeded my expectations. The first thing that caught my attention was the thickness of these cushions. They provide a plush and comfortable seating experience, allowing me to relax and unwind on my patio for extended periods. The extra padding truly makes a difference in terms of comfort. Furthermore, the overall quality of these cushions is outstanding. The materials used are durable and water-resistant, giving me peace of mind even during unexpected rain showers. The FadeSafe feature ensures that the vibrant Heather Indigo color remains intact despite prolonged exposure to sunlight. What pleasantly surprised me was the aesthetic appeal of these cushions. The Heather Indigo shade adds a touch of elegance to my outdoor space, effortlessly blending with my patio decor. The cushions have a classic and timeless design that elevates the overall appearance of my chaise lounge. In summary, the Classic Accessories Montlake FadeSafe Water-Resistant Patio Chaise Lounge Cushions have truly enhanced my outdoor seating experience. From their thickness and superior quality to their unexpected aesthetic charm, these cushions have exceeded my expectations. I highly recommend them for anyone seeking comfort, durability, and style in their outdoor seating arrangements.

Love, love, love these cushions. You don't sink into them, but they aren't hard either...very comfortable and the fabric isn't scratchy. Feels like you are at at high end resort. The covers are kind of hard to put on but very well made. They didn't tare and the zippers are strong and glide easy. I was very impressed. Excellent value and price. Purchased in grey May 2025, get lots of compliments. Would definitely recommend!

The quality is definitely great for the money; the fabric, stitching, and foam are all nice. But I did read the reviews about putting it together, and they are correct. First, there are two pieces of foam: one for the leg portion and one for the back portion. Both are compression wrapped together. As soon as you open up the wrap, and the foam pieces begin to swell. So have the cushion on the floor open and ready to immediately begin putting the foam in. Begin with the largest foam piece, but there’s no magic way to do it quickly or easily. Just get it lined up and keep wiggling it in like a pillowcase. When you get about 85% of the way, switch to the bottom and start pulling the corners down onto the foam like tights. It is a lot of work and you do break a little bit of a sweat. Luckily the top goes in a bit easier because it’s shorter. I did one chair, and I like it. I would not want to do two of them. Update: I know other reviewers said to read the instructions first, but they were inside the compression packing, and the French language ones were the only ones visible. Once I opened the packaging, the foam began swelling instantly, so while I tried to skim the English instructions, there was a lot on the page and I felt I needed to immediately turn to trying to put the foam in the cushions. It wasn’t until I was recycling everything that I saw their actual “tips” at the bottom of the instruction page. I’m sharing them here in case they are helpful. No idea if this will make it easier. It does suggest using another person so I’m guessing not so much.

I purchased 2 of these cushions because they were wider, 26", and longer, 80" than most chaise cushions. Also, they were 3 inches thick. This size fits our 2 rattan loungers that we put together. I was happily surprised with the high quality, as I'd bought these almost half price. The 3 inch cushions are very supportive, not squishy. Also the quality of the sewing and the material is that of much higher priced cushions. There are little pockets and material covering for the zippers, which are heavy duty. The fasteners are the buckle snap type, so they do not have to be tied and untied, and the adjustment is around 10 inches each from where they are anchored. When the box is opened, the material covers come next to, but not on the cushions. The material on the cushions makes it easy to slide them in to the covers, but still with a firm fit. Photos were taken in bright sunlight and the cushions usually appear a darker, navy blue. I'm glad I purchased these cushions, and I highly recommend them.

Love these grey cushions we bought to replace old 4" deep cushions. After 24 hours of 'inflating' the compressed 3" foam is firm & very comfortable (you cannot feel the metal frame of loungers). They are water resistant (NOT waterproof) & are beautifully sewn with double stitching & carefully constructed hidden zipper details. Fabric is durable quality. Some reviews stated they have trouble getting the covers on the foam. We did as well until we realized the trick is to not tug & pull but instead use your hands on either side to gently "slide" the covers on while the foam inflates. So easy to put one once you do that. Seller should include this method as a way to get covers on foam. I bought the Zejun patio white cover, no unpleasant smell. With vents and handles. Suitable for furniture within size 76"Lx32"Wx32"H, and we can stack all three cushions underneath, as well as they are not waterproof.

Pleased with this heathered grey color straight out of the box! It is not far off from the sunbrella fabric color of cast silver, I do not believe this is sunbrella fabric but the coloring is very close. We got it “used” on Amazon so we thought to give it a try. It fits our polywood chaise lounge perfectly. I do wish it had more ties or clips on the top and bottom but it is still a great product! Hoping they go on sale so we can order more!

Bought 2 of these for my wicker chaise lounges and love them. They are beautiful and comfortable - on the firm side which also makes them feel durable. The indigo fabric has some variation that almost gives them a denim look. Slight downside is because they are so smooth the cushions want to slide on my faux wicker lounges, unless I strap them down really tight. Then the buckles are difficult to undo in a sudden downpour, and I like to bring the cushions in when it rains. (They are water resistant so light rain is ok- a long downpour will soak them for days). So...I bought an anti-slip mesh rug thingy, and cut two to size to put under the cushions. It's perfect. Now when I get on the lounge there is no "fishtailing" of the top or bottom. So happy I could cry. And, I don't even need to use the straps! I may even invest in rain protectors so I don't have to move the cushions at all. Their superior quality makes them a bit heavy and cumbersome to move. Either way, these cushions are fantastic. Here's a link to the anti-slip rug thingy. I got it in black to blend in with the dark wicker lounges when I take the cushions off: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08M66LBNN/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1