Custom Adirondack Lounger Chair Cover

Ordering your custom lounger cover requires seven measurements that capture the chair's extended recline profile.

Measure theback height from where the seat meets the backrest to the top edge. Record thedepth from the front seat edge to the furthest backrest point. Measure thefront width across the seat's leading edge from corner to corner.

Capture theheight from the ground to the arm, from the floor to the armrest top. Record thedepth of the arm from the front edge to where it meets the backrest. Measure thearm-to-arm width at the widest point between outer edges. Finally, measure theback width across the backrest at its widest section.

These measurements account for the lounger's extended length, reclined angle, and unique proportions, ensuring your cover fits without gaps that expose wood or tension that causes premature wear.

Use Cases:

• Wooden loungers vulnerable to cracking and warping from extended sun exposure
• Poolside and waterfront loungers facing moisture and salt air
• Deck loungers where extended profile catches more weather
• Fire pit and entertainment area seating exposed year-round
• Resort and vacation property loungers needing durable protection
• Winter storage protection for seasonal furniture
• Protecting loungers during off-season rentals or vacant properties

Our lounger covers use 18 oz PVC-coated polyester engineered to conform to the chair's extended recline and wide profile. The water-repellent coating blocks rain on horizontal surfaces while remaining flexible in cold temperatures, and UV inhibitors prevent sun damage across the lounger's expansive surface area.

Built-in ventilation eliminates humidity buildup that causes wood rot and mildew. Reinforced stitching at the seat-to-back transition prevents tears at the recline angle, while the drawstring closure with cordlock maintains tension during storms.

Integrated handles at natural lifting points allow easy removal. Optional drawstrings address the lounger's tendency to catch the wind and prevent the cover from blowing away. Optional brass grommets at customizable intervals enable ground anchoring in exposed locations.

Adirondack loungers extend the classic design into a deeply reclined position that maximizes comfort but dramatically increases weather exposure. The elongated profile creates horizontal surfaces where water pools, while the recline angle exposes more wood to direct sun. A custom cover addresses the lounger's specific proportions—the extended depth, elevated back height, and stress points where generic covers pull tight or leave gaps. Standard Adirondack covers designed for upright chairs can't accommodate the extra length, while generic lounger covers miss the distinctive arm width and back shape that define Adirondack geometry.

Why Choose Our Adirondack Lounger Chair Covers?

Custom measurements capture the lounger's extended proportions and recline geometry. Seven precise measurements account for the deeply reclined back, extended front-to-back length, and width variations that differ from standard Adirondack chairs. The lounger's profile creates different protection requirements—more surface area means more wind lift and water pooling if the dimensions are wrong. Custom sizing prevents gaps at the elevated back or tight pulls across the extended seat that cause premature failure.

Weather-resistant fabric protects wood from moisture and UV damage that causes deterioration. The lounger's horizontal surfaces collect more water than upright chairs, while the reclined position exposes more wood to direct sun throughout the day. The PVC coating creates an impermeable barrier against water penetration while UV inhibitors block the rays that dry out wood fibers and fade finishes. This protection is critical where moisture damage compounds over time on extended-profile furniture.

Ventilation system prevents trapped humidity that damages wood and accelerates rot. Loungers sit low with horizontal surfaces that trap moisture. Strategic air vents release humidity that would otherwise condense inside the cover, creating conditions where mildew grows and wood rots. This airflow works even when tightly secured, protecting during extended covered periods without creating moisture problems.

Engineered construction with reinforced stitching ensures protection through years of use. Reinforced stitching prevents the seam failure that typically occurs after repeated covering cycles. The cover maintains its protection through years of installation and removal. This engineering addresses specific failure points in lounger covers, not generic furniture protection.