Formosa CoversPremium Outdoor Patio Table Set Cover with Hole for Umbrella | 116" L x 116" W x 36" H | Weatherguard Material | Taupe

This is my second order. I live where it’s hot and humid. This lasted several years under extreme conditions.

Large cover but did tear in the second year of use. Did not hold up well to the mild wet Seattle winters.

I live on the side of a mountain near a lake in utah. We get some pretty strong winds. I placed this ontop of my patio set. One night we had a really bad storm and I figured the cover would be on the ground next to the patio set. When I woke up there it was next to the patio set. I decided to place some large rocks ontop of the cover. The cover has not moved since. I would assume that if you have little wind you would not have a problem at all. Very strong material.

I have had this product for a little over a month now and so far it has worked terrific. I use it to cover a patio sectional, coffee table, and chair which were too big for a individual covers. I expected the cover to be water resistant, but allow heavy rains to seep through a bit, however, it's been completely waterproof thus far.We had 3 inches of rain on Friday, the very next day, we were able to use the set with no problems or dampness in the cushions.The only suggestion I have for the manufacturers is to reverse the zip direction. Right now, it zips from bottom to center. With it covering the sectional, it's impossible to get into the center to unzip it. I leave it unzipped to allow water to run off when it rains now anyways, so not a major issue, but would be a big improvement.

The quality and value of this cover are wonderful. However, I wish there was size a little smaller than 116 x 116. I bought a square patio table this summer and needed a cover for the winter. This cover was the only "workable" one I could find but it is about 8" on all sides too big.

I've had this cover for a little over a year. It looks good, and does a nice job of protecting the table and chairs, BUT... It's had seveal problems;1.) The velcro straps have torn off, 5 out of 102.) The cover has torn in 4 different places3.) The sun has made the cover hard, I can tell the elements have gotten to it

This is the 4th cover in a couple years. In the summer, the heat and sun turns the material into cardboard like (look closely at the picture, particularly the areas that appear like "cobblestone" due to the change in temperature) such that with the first strong wind, it splits. I have included a photo of one of these covers we had to replace including close ups of the inside.I did give three stars because their sizing is ideal for covering the square type of patio furniture with bulky chairs, all in one.The company should rethink the material and make it better and truly weather proof. Unless the expectation is for customers to replace every few months !

This outdoor furniture is nice and large. I have a 60" round table with 6 chairs and this covers everything and then some. I use the extra material to slide under the chairs. The hole is nice because it allows you to leave your umbrella out. Most covers do not have this hole. I also have a cover for my umbrella. For the time being, I use a large bottle of vodka filled with water (vodka is gone of course) to stand on top of the table so the rain can bounce and drip down. I plan on making something similar to the umbrella stick to prevent rain from dripping inside to the table. The only negative is that it kind of smells funny. Hopefully it will go away over time but more importantly, I need to protect my patio furniture. I'd recommend.