- ❤️ WATERPROOF GARDEN FURNITURE COVER : Timizi Patio table covers is made of 420D Oxford cloth, the inner layer has a silver PVC coating. This protects your garden furniture from rain, snow, frost, bird droppings, dirt , dust etc. Keep your furniture beautiful and clean.
- ❤️ WINDPROOF: The garden furniture cover has 4 buckles and 1 adjustable drawstring for better fixing on the furniture on windy days. And easy to install and disassemble, no longer afraid of bad weather.
- ❤️ HANDLE DESIGN& HIDDEN AIR VENTS: Timizi’s handle design makes it easier to lift the furniture cover, and easily place and remove the furniture cover. Vents with mesh lining can reduce internal condensation and moisture. In addition, waterproof rubber strips have been added to all internal joints to better prevent rainwater from infiltrating.
- ❤️ EASY CLEANING & STORAGE: Just rinse the lid with water and dry it in the sun or dry it with a dry towel. And the patio cover is fordable, you could store it into the extra zipper bag provided by Timizi for easy storage when not in use or convenient transportation.
- ❤️ WIDE COMPATIBILITY: The protective cover is suitable for the most shapes such as dining set, table, and chairs, picnic table, rattan furniture set, sofa set, etc. Also can be used for indoor or outdoor like balcony, garden, patio. Please check the dimensions of your garden furniture before buying.
| Brand | Timizi |
|---|---|
| Model Number | YKNCX012-Black A-190x125x80cm |
| Colour | Black a |
| Product Dimensions | 190 x 125 x 80 cm, 1.2 kg |
| Material | Polyester |
| Special Features | Water-Resistant, Anti-UV, Wind Resistant, Rainproof, WindProof, Snow, Dust, Breathable, Rip Proof |
| Item Weight | 1.2 kg |
| Date First Available | 10 Oct. 2023 |
Mr. D. Brown –
Sturdy but a bit bigger…
Nattyme –
Keeping sunlight and rain…
RAJ –
Bought this to cover a saw…
Kevan Ariss –
Very happy with this…
Nattyme –
Just perfect for small…
Made in scotland –
This was good quality to…
Elaine Rothwell –
Fit for purpose
Pete W –
Early days so can’t know…