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Daybed Cushion Cover

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Tailored Fit
Tailored Fit
>Easy to Clean
Easy to Clean
Secure Closure
Secure Closure
Breathable
Breathable
Tear Resistant
Tear Resistant
Weatherproof
Weatherproof

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Why Order Outdoor Cushion Covers from ZIPCovers?

  • Crafted with premium Sunbrella Horizon (waterproof marine-grade vinyl) and Sunbrella Canvas (water-repellent outdoor fabric) for durable, all-weather protection.
  • Made by the same skilled team behind ZIPCushions—trusted by 1,000+ 5-star reviews.
  • Every order is personally reviewed by our design experts. If anything looks off in your measurements, we’ll reach out to confirm—ensuring a perfect fit the first time.

Description

A daybed is the anchor piece of an outdoor setup, and its cushion is the single most visible square footage on the patio. When that fabric fades or stains, the whole space looks past its prime. A custom daybed cushion cover resets it: measured to your exact cushion — rectangular, square, or fully round — and sewn so the fit looks factory, not aftermarket.

Round daybeds are the ones that strand people. Almost nobody stocks circular covers, let alone in the right diameter, and wrapping a round cushion in a rectangular cover is as bad as it sounds. We pattern true circles from a single diameter measurement, with a boxed side wall at your cushion's depth.

Poolside, the job gets harder: sun bearing down for eight hours, chlorinated water, oiled skin. A waterproof daybed cushion cover in Horizon vinyl is built for that beat, and when an older cover finally checks out, a replacement daybed cushion cover brings the lounger back without buying foam that was never the problem.

The daybed's neighbors deserve the same fit — explore the complete outdoor cushion covers lineup and finish the whole poolside in one go.

Why Choose Our Custom Daybed Cushion Covers?

Big Cushions, Exact Numbers

Length, width, and depth — or a single diameter for rounds — taken straight off your foam. At daybed scale, made-to-measure is the difference between a smooth deck-chair-magazine surface and a rumpled tarp.

True Circles for Round Daybeds

Round cushions get a genuinely circular pattern with a boxed side wall, not a squared-off compromise. The seam tracks the curve all the way around, so the cover sits flat without pleats or pull lines.

Rated for the Pool Deck's Worst

Chlorine, oil, and all-day sun are the daybed's daily diet. Horizon vinyl wipes it all away and never lets moisture reach the foam; solution-dyed color shrugs off the sun that bleaches printed fabric in a season.

A Zipper That Matches the Job

Full-side-length YKK coil means the cover opens wide enough to swallow a big cushion without a wrestling match — and closes flush under its flap so the hardware never bakes in the sun or snags a towel.

Step-by-Step Measuring Guide

• Strip the old cover off and measure the bare foam — it's the only honest reference.

• Rectangles: record length, width, and depth at the side wall.

• Rounds: record the diameter across the widest point, twice, at right angles — use the average if they differ.

• Note any mattress-style piping or seam details you want reproduced.

• Double-check each figure before ordering; at this size, an inch of error is very visible.

Fabric Information

Scale changes everything about a cushion cover. A daybed cushion can run five, six, seven feet across, and at that size small errors multiply — a slightly short panel ripples, a slightly long one sags into folds that hold puddles. We cut daybed panels oversized-single rather than pieced, matched to your measurements, so the surface pulls smooth from edge to edge and rain has nowhere to sit.

Around a pool, Sunbrella Horizon is the default: marine-grade waterproof vinyl that treats chlorine splash, dripping swimsuits, and sunscreen as a wipe-down rather than a stain. Away from the water, Sunbrella Canvas brings the woven, furniture-grade look — solution-dyed acrylic, water-repellent and breathable, in the same color range. Both are warrantied for 5 years, limited, against strength and color loss.

Hardware is scaled up too. The YKK zipper runs the full length of one side — a genuinely long coil, corrosion-resistant, under a fabric flap — because a six-foot cushion through a three-foot opening is nobody's idea of an afternoon.

Feature Highlights

• Rectangular or fully round — patterned to your daybed's real footprint

• Oversized panels cut in one piece, so the surface stays smooth at scale

• Poolside-rated Sunbrella Horizon vinyl or woven Sunbrella Canvas

• Chlorine splash, wet towels, and sunscreen wipe off Horizon in one pass

• Extra-long YKK zipper sized to the cushion, not borrowed from a chair pad

• Cover-only design — your daybed's foam stays right where it is

• 5-year limited fabric warranty on both fabric choices

Frequently Asked Questions

Measure the diameter straight across the widest point, then again at a right angle to the first pass. If the two differ, use the average. Add the side-wall depth and you're done — two numbers pattern the whole circle.
Yes — order one cover per section, each with its own measurements. Sectioned daybeds usually pair a large base with hinged or removable segments, and individually fitted covers keep every joint working as designed.
With printed fabric, yes — dark dyes show wear soonest. Solution-dyed Sunbrella behaves differently: the pigment is part of the fiber, so navy and charcoal hold as stubbornly as sand or gray. Pick the color you want, not the one you think will survive.
Thickness and construction. Daybed cushions are seating foam, usually 4 to 8 inches with a boxed wall; outdoor mattresses are sleeping pads with encasement-style covers. If people nap on it more than they sit on it, see our outdoor mattress cover instead.
Horizon vinyl does, outright — it's marine-grade, waterproof, and unbothered by chlorinated water. Canvas resists splash too but prefers a spot a few feet back from the edge, where it trades a little water duty for a softer weave.
The full length of one side, whatever that is on your cushion. A six-foot cushion gets a six-foot opening. Short zippers on big cushions are how covers tear on day one — so we don't use them.

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