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Custom Made Curved Lounge Cover

UV & Waterproof 200gsm solution-dyed polyester
Made to Measure Cut to your exact dimensions
Made in 3 Weeks Express options available
Australia-Wide Delivery Tracked courier to every state

Protect your curved or crescent-shaped outdoor lounge with a cover built to follow the arc of your furniture.

Made from 200gsm solution-dyed polyester with a waterproof underside, each cover is pattern-cut specifically for curved lounge shapes.

Off-the-shelf covers cannot accommodate the arc of a curved lounge and end up bunching, pulling, or leaving gaps at the ends.

A custom-made curved lounge cover is shaped to match the chord length and depth of your lounge so it sits cleanly across the whole piece.

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Step 01 Enter Your Measurements

Length is the straight-line (chord) distance from one end of the lounge to the other, not measured following the curve. Depth is taken at the deepest point, usually the centre of the arc. Height is from the floor to the top of the cushions. Do not add extra centimetres.

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Your estimated price

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Step 02 Choose Your Colour
Step 03 Tie Length
Tie lengths are standard 30 cm. Your cover will include six webbing tie-downs cut to 30 cm — the most practical length for securing covers to outdoor furniture legs.
Step 04 Select Your Preferred Lead Time

Category: Lounge & Sofa Covers

Measuring guidelines

  • Length is the chord measurement — stretch your tape in a straight line from the outer end of one arm to the outer end of the other, as if cutting across the arc. Do not follow the curve.
  • Depth is taken at the deepest point of the lounge, which is typically the centre of the arc. Hold the tape from the back of the lounge to the front of the seat cushion.
  • Height is measured from the floor to the top of the back cushions in their normal upright position.
  • Do not add extra centimetres to any measurement — the correct ease is built into the production pattern.

Cover features

  • A clean, fabric-style outer face that suits a furnished outdoor space rather than the tarpaulin look you get from budget covers.
  • Six webbing tie-down points spaced around the base so the cover stays put when the wind picks up.
  • For furniture without legs to anchor to, an elastic perimeter can be sewn around the bottom edge instead. Just request this when placing your order.
  • A polyurethane waterproof layer bonded to the underside that holds up under UV exposure without flaking or breaking down.
  • Double-folded, twice-stitched seams that hide the raw edge of the fabric and keep stitch lines protected from water ingress.
  • No PVC anywhere in the construction, which means no cracking or splitting along the fold lines after a season or two of sun.
  • Solution-dyed polyester face fabric. Colour runs all the way through every fibre, so fading is dramatically reduced under harsh Australian sun.
  • A drawstring carry bag is included for storing the cover when guests are over or during the warmer months.
  • Light enough that one person can fit and remove it without help.
  • Backed by a warranty against premature fading and loss of waterproofing.
Please review your measurements carefully before submitting. Each cover is cut to the dimensions you provide, so we are unable to offer change-of-mind returns or cancel an order once production has begun.

Built to fit, not adapted to suit

Curved lounges need pattern-cutting that a standard cover cannot provide. The arc creates a front edge that is longer than a straight line, and a back edge that curves inward. A flat rectangular cover cannot follow that geometry without bunching or pulling. Our curved lounge cover is built from a pattern shaped to your chord length and depth, with the curved seam work that lets the cover sit properly across the whole piece.

One material, one quality, one price tier

Every cover we make uses the same 200gsm solution-dyed polyester, the same waterproof underside, and the same seam construction. The higher complexity of a curved cover is reflected in pricing, not in a lower quality tier. You get the same fabric and the same build, just with the additional work required to make it fit a curve.

Product specifications at a glance

ShapeCurved / arc
Number of measurementsThree (chord length, depth, height)
Production turnaroundStandard 4 weeks · Express 3 weeks · Priority Express 10–14 days
Available coloursBlack, light grey or brown
Outer fabric200gsm solution-dyed polyester, UV stabilised
Waterproof layerPolyurethane (PU) coating bonded to the underside
Seam constructionDouble-folded and twice-stitched at every panel join
Tie lengthStandard 30 cm webbing tie-downs
What's in the boxYour made-to-measure cover, tie-downs, drawstring carry bag
WarrantyCoverage against premature fading and loss of waterproofing
ShippingTracked courier, all Australian states and territories

Got Questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about ordering a custom curved lounge cover.

How do I measure the chord length correctly?

Stretch your tape measure in a straight line from the outside edge of one armrest to the outside edge of the other, as if you were drawing a straight line across the opening of the arc. Do not run the tape along the back or seat of the lounge following the curve. The chord is always shorter than the arc length.

Is depth measured at the centre of the arc or at the ends?

Depth is measured at the deepest point, which is the centre of the arc. The ends of a curved lounge are shallower. Measuring at the centre gives us the dimension we need to build the cover deep enough to sit flat on the seat.

Does this cover work for a slightly curved lounge, not a full crescent?

Yes. The same measuring method applies whether the curve is gentle or pronounced. Just take the chord and the deepest depth. If the lounge is only slightly curved, the cover will still fit better than a straight rectangular cover because the pattern accounts for the arc.

My curved lounge is a modular set that forms the arc. Does it still work?

Yes, as long as the modules are arranged in a fixed arc when covered. Measure the chord from the outer end of the first module to the outer end of the last, and the depth at the deepest central module. If the modules are regularly rearranged, a different cover shape may suit better.

What happens at the curved corners of the finished cover?

The curved seams at the front corners are the part that requires the additional pattern-cutting work. We build a curved seam at each end of the front edge so the cover follows the arc rather than pulling straight. This is why curved covers carry a higher complexity factor and the extras base cost.

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Custom Made Curved Lounge Covers — The Australian Owner's Complete Guide

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Curved outdoor lounges have become a popular choice in Australian outdoor living spaces over the past several years. The crescent or arc shape is visually striking, and it creates a natural seating arrangement that works well around a central coffee table or fire pit. The problem is that a curved lounge is one of the hardest pieces of outdoor furniture to find a cover for.

Why curved lounges cannot be covered with a standard cover

A standard outdoor lounge cover is built for a straight sofa. It has a rectangular footprint, a flat front edge, and vertical sides that drop straight down. A curved lounge has none of these. The front edge follows the arc of the seating, which means it is longer than a straight line drawn from one end to the other. The back curves inward. The seat depth varies from the centre to the ends.

Putting a rectangular cover over a curved lounge creates two problems. At the ends, where the arc pulls back, the cover has too much fabric and it bunches or gathers. At the centre, where the seat pushes forward, the cover may not reach the ground properly. The result is a cover that looks wrong and does not protect the lounge the way it should.

A curved lounge cover needs to be made from a shaped pattern. The front edge must follow the arc, the seams must accommodate the curve, and the overall dimensions must be taken from the actual geometry of the lounge.

The three measurements you need

Measuring a curved lounge takes a little more care than measuring a straight sofa, but it is straightforward once you understand the approach.

Length — the chord measurement

Length is not measured along the curve. It is the chord: the straight-line distance from the outer end of one armrest to the outer end of the other, as if you drew a straight line across the opening of the arc. Stretch your tape measure from one end to the other without following the curve. This is the dimension we use to set the width of the cover pattern. The chord will always be shorter than the arc length of the lounge, and that is correct.

Depth

Depth is measured at the deepest point of the lounge, which is the centre of the arc. Hold your tape from the back of the lounge to the front edge of the seat cushion at the middle of the piece. The ends of a curved lounge are shallower than the centre, so always measure at the centre. This gives us the depth we need to build the cover so it sits flat on the seat and reaches the ground evenly.

Height

Height is from the floor to the top of the back cushions in their normal upright position. Do not compress the cushions when measuring. The cover goes over the top of the back, so measuring with cushions relaxed gives the correct height.

Do not add extra centimetres to any of these measurements. The production pattern includes the correct ease for the cover to go on and off without pulling.

Why curved covers cost more to make

The complexity factor in the pricing for a curved lounge cover reflects the additional work involved in producing one. A straight sofa cover is built from flat rectangular panels that are sewn together in a straightforward sequence. A curved lounge cover requires a different front panel pattern for every size. The curved seams at the front corners — where the arc meets the side panels — need to be shaped and sewn precisely so the cover follows the arc without pulling tight or leaving slack. There is also an extras base charge that covers the additional seam work at the curved corners.

The fabric and the waterproof construction are identical to every other cover we make. The higher price is purely about cutting and construction time.

Material and construction

All covers are made from 200gsm solution-dyed polyester with a polyurethane waterproof coating bonded to the underside. Solution-dyed fabric holds its colour through years of UV exposure because the pigment is part of the fibre, not a surface treatment. The PU coating stays flexible through cold winters and does not crack along fold lines the way older PVC coatings do. All seams are reinforced, and the curved seams at the front corners are double-stitched for added durability.

Caring for your cover

Rinse regularly with a garden hose to clear dust, pollen, and bird droppings. Spot-clean with mild soapy water and a soft cloth. Avoid machine washing — a single cycle is enough to break down the waterproof coating. When storing the cover, fold it loosely. Tight compression along the same fold lines repeatedly can cause the coating to wear at those points over time.

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