Uboxes (72x46) Chair Covers 2 MIL Heavy Duty Polyethylene to Protect Items from Dust Dirt and Spills, Clear, Set of 2

These clear furniture covers are actually doing a really nice job protecting my outdoor patio pieces. We’ve had some wild winter wind tantrums and a good amount of snow already, and these covers are still hanging on strong! They’re not super thick, but they’re definitely not flimsy either — just that sweet spot where the plastic feels sturdy enough to handle the elements without tearing. I secured them with large rubber bands, and that combo is holding everything in place like a pro. You get 2 covers for $8.50, which is honestly a steal so I got 2 packs for the 4 chairs. Covers the chairs with much room to spare. I’m impressed so far and hoping they make it through the entire winter. Not sure if they were made for this but it’s working for me so far.

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I was leaving my apartment for about a week and a half, and since I was doing a lot of traveling, I had to leave my cat at home. Since I knew he would be angry at me, I wanted to get something to protect my furniture from his claws as well as anything that might... find its way out of the litter box. I have two chairs that I needed covered--one average sized single-sitter as well as a papasan chair. In one package you get two bags. The bags are sealed on three edges and they're open on one edge. I was able to slip the full in-tact cover onto my average sized sofa-chair--however, it only fit over the top and sides. It didn't completely engulf the chair. (This was fine for me since I wasn't moving, but if you're looking to use these to protect your furniture while moving, it might not be the best buy for you). On the papasan, however, I had to cut open two of the sides (it essentially just made one large flat sheet of plastic) so that I could lay it on top of the cushion. It worked well for my purposes, but again I wasn't moving. As for the quality of the plastic: It did its job pretty well. It's sufficiently water-proof, and there weren't any rips or imperfections when I got the product. However, the plastic is a lot thinner than I expected. My cat could have easily ripped through the plastic with his teeth/claws. In fact, if I wanted, I could probably have pulled the plastic apart with my bare hands with a little effort and pressure. So, all in all: Good quality and cheap for temporarily protecting furniture/floors. Probably not a good choice for protecting furniture while moving, as it will probably rip and/or won't be big enough to fit some pieces.

Worked well to cover & protect my chairs for storage

When moving, I use this for more than just chairs. The quality is great, easy to use, durable and covers large items.

I purchased this same product last year. I was very happy with the weight of the covers. This new version feels thinner, a less durable version. I suspect it will not hold up as well as the older version.

Poor quality

I know this sounds like the Greek mother in 'My Big Fat Greek Wedding.' I have 4 cats and all white decor... I've bought the more fitted, thicker, and more expensive plastic covers, and wanted to see what these were like for my occasional chairs. They're good. My chairs are armless so it's a bit floppy, but the rattling of the plastic scares them. The more expensive covers, while thicker, don't make scary sounds lol. This was a gamechanger because I was tired of fighting with this and buying new furniture. Do you know what cats say when you bring in New furniture or rugs? They say, "thank you." 😊