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Cushion Buying GuideYou're sitting outside when you notice that the seat you're in isn't quite as comfortable as when first sat down. You want something to make your outdoor sitting more comfortable but what? A cushion is the ideal solution but outdoor furniture cushions take a lot of abuse. Rain soaks them. The sun beats down on them. And, if you have children, they are likely to get stained from outdoor picnics and those times when they confuse your cushion for things like a sled or a frisbee. But what if you could get a cushion that resists fading and staining? Cushion Source is proud to offer premium outdoor furniture cushions made from high quality Sunbrella® fabric. With a warranty against fading for 3-5 years and fabric that is easier to clean than many vinyl fabrics, Sunbrella fabric is the ideal choice for your outdoor furniture cushions. For that reason we only offer Sunbrella fabric for our cushions. Cushion Source uses a layered-polyester fiber material as filling for all of our cushions. The material is densified and bonded with a low-melt fiber for added strength. These fibers will not hold water, nor do they mold or mildew as foam filling often does. Inside and out, our cushions are of the highest quality available. Building your cushionWe can cover virtually any seat you want with a cushion. From wicker (sometimes called rattan or settee) to chaise loungers to simple chair cushions, we cover it all. Since all our cushions are custom built, you get the cushion you want instead of having to make do with a boiler plate, mass produced style. For this reason there is a 40% fee on any returned cushions. Custom shaped cushions cannot be returned. Please measure carefully. Templates are always welcome. Cushion Measurement GuideTo build a cushion for you we will need the following information:
Chairs
We offer two types of chair cushions. The first is individual seat and back units. These are ideal for people who only need one or the other or cushion. Some people simply like the option of allowing their guests of forgoing one or the other cushion. If you are going to be purchasing separate seat and back chair cushions please remember to subtract the thickness of the bottom cushion from the length of the back cushion.
The second type is a seat and back connected. This option is less expensive than purchasing both the seat and back separately.To Measure: Measure from the end of one cushion to the other. Then repeat for the width. Please note that some chairs take a trapezoidal shape where the front edge of the chair is wider than the back. Chaise Loungers
Width (in orange): Measure the inside of the frame between the arms from left to rightHeight (in blue): Measure from the rear of the seat up to the top Depth (in red): Measure from the front of the seat to the rear Wicker, Rattan, Settee (overstuffed)
Width (in orange): Measure the inside of the frame between the arms from left to rightHeight (in blue): Measure from the rear of the seat up to the top Note: Some seats are wider in front than in the rear so check both ends EdgingEdging comes in two basic styles:
Along with edging comes the option for cording. Cording is a band of fabric that runs around the edge of your cushion (typically following a seam). The cording does not have to be of the same fabric as the cushion. Single cording is available on knife edging and double piping is available only on box edging. Please be aware that cording does add quite a bit of cost to cushion prices. |
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The second type is a seat and back connected. This option is less expensive than purchasing both the seat and back separately.
Width (in orange): Measure the inside of the frame between the arms from left to right
Width (in orange): Measure the inside of the frame between the arms from left to right


