Custom TV Covers

Name: Custom TV Covers
Brand: ZIPCovers
Price: 43.53 USD
Availability: InStock

Custom TV Covers

$43.53 USD

Why Order from ZIPCovers?

★ We use premium 18oz material—3x heavier than the competition—to ensure superior, long-lasting protection against all weather conditions.

★ Handcrafted by the same experts behind ZIPCushions, bringing the reliability of 1,000+ 5-star reviews to your covers.

★ Our human design experts personally review every single order. If something in your measurements looks a little off, we'll reach out to double-check your size and fit so you get a perfect fit the first time.

Description

Your outdoor TV is the centerpiece of the patio entertainment setup. Without a proper outdoor TV cover, constant weather exposure will fog the panel layers from the daily heat-humidity cycle, corrode the HDMI ports, and chalk the plastic bezel under UV. Standard outdoor TV covers often don't provide the coverage they need, resulting in baggy, leaky coverage that does more harm than protection.

Invest in a custom outdoor TV cover to preserve your outdoor TV. A reliable, tailored, all-weather protection that not only promises to protect but actually protects. These waterproof outdoor TV covers are designed with heavy-duty polyvinyl chloride-coated material to keep your investment safe in rain, sun, snow, sleet, or wind.

Why Choose Our Outdoor TV Covers?

• Custom-Tailored

Patterned to your screen’s exact width, height, and depth — mount and soundbar included if you run them — the cover fits the panel like a case, flat and taut, with no slack pressing against the screen.

• Breathable Design

Air vents keep the space behind the fabric exchanging air through every heat-humidity swing, so condensation never forms on the panel glass or inside the port bay — the failure that actually kills outdoor TVs.

• All Weather Performance

Waterproof against rain and sprinkler drift, UV-resistant against the sun that yellows bezels and cooks panel edges — full-time protection for the patio’s most weather-sensitive electronics.

• Effortless Maintenance with Functional Features

Dust and pollen wipe off the cover with a damp cloth instead of off the screen with a microfiber ritual; a seasonal hand-wash under running water keeps the cover itself fresh.

• Long-term Durability

An outdoor TV is the priciest thing the cover in this lineup protects — the 18 oz build with reinforced corners is specified accordingly, and warranted for 10 years.

Fabric Information

Custom-designed with heavy-duty 18-ounce 1000 Denier PVC-coated polyester, engineered to endure harsh weather conditions without any cracking or fading. The material is waterproof, UV-stabilized, and weather-resistant to stay put in extreme temperatures.

The smart, ventilated construction promotes airflow to minimize condensation, allowing your outdoor TV to breathe. Ultimately, it prevents any mold and mildew growth. Reinforced seams assure that your outdoor TV stays dry inside. Dual side handles for easing up installation, and optional drawstrings and grommets for extra protection during heavy winds. Super easy to clean, maintain, and store. Hand wash, air dry completely, fold, and store in a moisture-proof container when not in use.

Feature Highlights

Custom-made to any size, style, or shape
Made with heavy-duty PVC-coated Polyester
Weatherproof & UV-resistant
Breathable, ventilated design
Seamless handling and upkeep
Functional & operational design
Designed for longevity, 10-year warranty

Frequently Asked Questions

Outdoor-rated TVs are built to survive outside, not to stay pristine outside. The rating covers ingress; it doesn’t stop UV from yellowing the bezel, pollen from filming the screen, or grime from packing the speaker grilles. A cover keeps a weatherproof TV looking and sounding new — and for a standard indoor TV pressed into patio duty, it’s not optional at all.

Give it ten minutes — panels shed their operating heat quickly, and covering a warm (not hot) TV is harmless, but letting the heat dissipate first means the vents aren’t working against trapped warmth overnight. Building the cover-on step into the turn-in routine, after the last inning ends and the lights go off, is the habit that works.

It matters most. Measure the screen’s width and height, then the total depth from the wall to the screen’s front face — that number includes the mount and determines the cover’s back clearance. Full-motion mounts should be measured in the parked, flat-to-wall position. Add the soundbar’s dimensions if it hangs from the same mount.

No — never run the panel covered. TVs vent operating heat through their rear grilles, and any cover interferes with that airflow by design. The cover is for the powered-down hours, which for most patio TVs is 20-plus hours a day. If you use the TV for audio, uncover it; it’s the same five seconds as uncovering it to watch.

The streaming stick, yes — anything mounted on or behind the TV lives inside the cover’s protected envelope, ports included. The remote needs a drawer indoors; no cover helps a remote left on the arm of a couch in the rain. Measure with the stick and any cable box in place so the cover’s depth accounts for them.

There’s no such thing, and that’s the catch with universal TV covers: two 65-inch models can differ by inches in width and bezel, and by half a foot in mount depth. This cover is built from your measured width, height, and depth — the diagonal never enters it. That’s why it fits taut instead of hanging like a curtain around the panel.