High Stretch Couch Cushion Cover

Tabatha

I like that it fits great love the idea of seperate cushions it's no more hazzle! ?? fixing the couch constantly great ?? satisfied customer ??

Sarah

Preface this review by stating that our couch has been incredibly difficult to find a cover for because it¡¯s the length of a full size couch, but has two rectangular cushions like a loveseat.I bought this cover in a pinch because it was inexpensive, and I needed a quick way to prevent further tears in our couch (it¡¯s a 15 year old hand-me-down, and the wear of toddlers climbing on and off of it 283 times a day and building cushion forts for the past 5 years had run it thread bare with holes on the cushions and arms).I think the cover as a whole could have been a much better fit if the two back T-cushions had individual covers like the seat cushions do. By the time I put the seat cushions in place, the bottom edge on the front and sides of the cover had pulled up significantly. And when I try to pull it back down, it pulls the seat cushions off. I may use a staple gun to staple the edge to the underneath of the couch (if I do, I¡¯ll update the review with pictures). Or, I may even eventually purchase another cover to use the fabric to make separate covers for the two back cushions.I will likely purchase some fitted sheet suspenders for the cushion covers too, because those are the most torn areas of my original couch, so I¡¯d really need the kids to be unable to remove the covers easily. And as they are right now, the cushion covers are barely covering the sides of the cushions, and I foresee they will easily pop off as the elastic band does not reach far enough beneath the cushion.But because of the snug fit of the cover, it really doesn¡¯t shift much at all on the body of the couch, so I don¡¯t anticipate I¡¯ll feel the need to readjust it every time we get on and off of the couch.

Sarah

Preface this review by stating that our couch has been incredibly difficult to find a cover for because it¡¯s the length of a full size couch, but has two rectangular cushions like a loveseat.I bought this cover in a pinch because it was inexpensive, and I needed a quick way to prevent further tears in our couch (it¡¯s a 15 year old hand-me-down, and the wear of toddlers climbing on and off of it 283 times a day and building cushion forts for the past 5 years had run it thread bare with holes on the cushions and arms).I think the cover as a whole could have been a much better fit if the two back T-cushions had individual covers like the seat cushions do. By the time I put the seat cushions in place, the bottom edge on the front and sides of the cover had pulled up significantly. And when I try to pull it back down, it pulls the seat cushions off. I may use a staple gun to staple the edge to the underneath of the couch (if I do, I¡¯ll update the review with pictures). Or, I may even eventually purchase another cover to use the fabric to make separate covers for the two back cushions.I will likely purchase some fitted sheet suspenders for the cushion covers too, because those are the most torn areas of my original couch, so I¡¯d really need the kids to be unable to remove the covers easily. And as they are right now, the cushion covers are barely covering the sides of the cushions, and I foresee they will easily pop off as the elastic band does not reach far enough beneath the cushion.But because of the snug fit of the cover, it really doesn¡¯t shift much at all on the body of the couch, so I don¡¯t anticipate I¡¯ll feel the need to readjust it every time we get on and off of the couch.

Sarah

Preface this review by stating that our couch has been incredibly difficult to find a cover for because it¡¯s the length of a full size couch, but has two rectangular cushions like a loveseat.I bought this cover in a pinch because it was inexpensive, and I needed a quick way to prevent further tears in our couch (it¡¯s a 15 year old hand-me-down, and the wear of toddlers climbing on and off of it 283 times a day and building cushion forts for the past 5 years had run it thread bare with holes on the cushions and arms).I think the cover as a whole could have been a much better fit if the two back T-cushions had individual covers like the seat cushions do. By the time I put the seat cushions in place, the bottom edge on the front and sides of the cover had pulled up significantly. And when I try to pull it back down, it pulls the seat cushions off. I may use a staple gun to staple the edge to the underneath of the couch (if I do, I¡¯ll update the review with pictures). Or, I may even eventually purchase another cover to use the fabric to make separate covers for the two back cushions.I will likely purchase some fitted sheet suspenders for the cushion covers too, because those are the most torn areas of my original couch, so I¡¯d really need the kids to be unable to remove the covers easily. And as they are right now, the cushion covers are barely covering the sides of the cushions, and I foresee they will easily pop off as the elastic band does not reach far enough beneath the cushion.But because of the snug fit of the cover, it really doesn¡¯t shift much at all on the body of the couch, so I don¡¯t anticipate I¡¯ll feel the need to readjust it every time we get on and off of the couch.

Sarah

Preface this review by stating that our couch has been incredibly difficult to find a cover for because it¡¯s the length of a full size couch, but has two rectangular cushions like a loveseat.I bought this cover in a pinch because it was inexpensive, and I needed a quick way to prevent further tears in our couch (it¡¯s a 15 year old hand-me-down, and the wear of toddlers climbing on and off of it 283 times a day and building cushion forts for the past 5 years had run it thread bare with holes on the cushions and arms).I think the cover as a whole could have been a much better fit if the two back T-cushions had individual covers like the seat cushions do. By the time I put the seat cushions in place, the bottom edge on the front and sides of the cover had pulled up significantly. And when I try to pull it back down, it pulls the seat cushions off. I may use a staple gun to staple the edge to the underneath of the couch (if I do, I¡¯ll update the review with pictures). Or, I may even eventually purchase another cover to use the fabric to make separate covers for the two back cushions.I will likely purchase some fitted sheet suspenders for the cushion covers too, because those are the most torn areas of my original couch, so I¡¯d really need the kids to be unable to remove the covers easily. And as they are right now, the cushion covers are barely covering the sides of the cushions, and I foresee they will easily pop off as the elastic band does not reach far enough beneath the cushion.But because of the snug fit of the cover, it really doesn¡¯t shift much at all on the body of the couch, so I don¡¯t anticipate I¡¯ll feel the need to readjust it every time we get on and off of the couch.