TIANSHU Stretch Tub Chair Cover,Jacquard Club Chair Covers, Armchair Slipcovers, Non-Slip Barrel Chair Cover for Dining Living Room Office Reception Chair(Tub Chair, Light Gray)

Bought this to match a futon cover from another manufacturer we had put on our sleeper sofa in the motorhome. Small club chair in the motorhome it was badly dated and we were concerned about fit. This cover fit it perfectly, matched the navy fabric on the other cover perfectly, and we are happy with the quality of the material and construction. Recommend!

The chair in my RV is covered in faux leather. The material was cracking & breaking down. This was the simplest fix & gave it new life! It seems durable & is so comfortable and soft. Machine washable is another plus. I ordered two different colored ones for variety.

I ordered a BLACK cover. This is what arrived. The cushion on the seat is black. The cover, not so much. Fits really well. Turned my old chair with peeling leather (fake) into a new piece of furniture. Will not be sending back. But be aware that the color may not be what you think it is

I have one of those faux leather barrel chairs. Love this chair but the seams on it have split and is flaking since its is a faux leather. Other than that, I feel the chair is still in fairly good condition - still feels comfortable to sit in and its perfect size for my home office. I didn't want to throw it away or purchase another so I saw this cover and thought it would be worth a try. Its a nice concept; however, does not work at all. I measured the chair and this should have fit but it does not. The styrofoam rods are a total joke. This is definitely not worth the money. Do not purchase is my recommendation.

Doesn't stretch well. My chairs are much shorter than typical club chairs and are asymmetrical so I thought it would fit better since it doesn't have to stretch around a second arm. As you can see the seam for the seat is in the middle of the chair and I still can't get the front to cover the bottom of the chair. The fabric appears twisted around the arm. When you sit in the chair the fabric pops up and rejects the foam pieces meant to keep the cover in place. It looks terrible.The fabric itself is nice and soft, and the color is great, but just doesn't stretch properly. Maybe it would work for a child size chair...

This cover was a little tricky at first to stretch over the chair. It has a nice strong elastic band around the bottom. Within 10 minutes I have a new chair for a great price. Very impressed. My chair did not have a loose cushion. I did refer to product dimensions to make sure it fit my chair.

This product was exactly as described. Once I put it on the chair, it looks exactly like the photo in the ad. I needed a little help from my husband, it took both of us to get it on the chair, one to hold the back side down while stretched it over to the other side. Made it look like a brand new chair. Love it!

For some reason I could not get photos to upload. A picture IS worth a thousand words.I needed a "slipcover" to replace a worn one on my IKEA Tulsa tub chair. Exact duplicates of this product cost more than $100 --not in my budget for summer cottage. So I decided to take a chance on the $30 item.As you choose to buy this, be aware that this item is a one-piece stretch cover of nicely-nubby fabric. But it does not include a separate cover for the seat pillow nor does it have a skirt at the base. Those are features of the original Tullsta covers.There is an INSTALLATION GUIDE (single paper for which upload here did not work). Here's what worked for me:Step 1 -- this instruction requires WORK to keep the top seam along the back of the chair aligned with the chair's original seam. If you do not do this, the arm sections will not align. I did this myself, but it would have been easier with two people to keep the seam in alignment.Step 2 - This instructs you to pull slipcover to bottom of chair back. You (and helper?) must PULL HARD, keeping the top back seam aligned with chair -- and then aligning the front arm seams with those of the chair. ONGOING PROCESS: PULL HARD and don't let the elastic slip back upwards. Fortunately, the fabric is a stretchy knit which allows you to do this, but it takes a fair amount of effort.Step 3 - Then it instructs you to tuck-in small white foam cylinders to the edges of the base pillow. It is difficult to do this -- and I was not able to make them invisible. Fortunately, I always have a small pillow and throw-blanket on the chair -- they hide the white cylinders. Without the cylinders, the cover is likely to come untucked (after all that work).If I didn't want a pillow on the chair, I would hot-glue fabric of the same color to the tubes to reduce their visibility.Without a skirt, I am left with unfinished chair legs. I am still deciding whether to paint, stain or upholster the legs.Step 4 -- acknowledges that you may still have trouble keeping the cover in place. Suggests some other items you can use to secure the cover.==============I am pleased with how the cover looks -- for the price. But this is a definite CAVEAT EMPTOR!

No fue in fit perfecto pero una muy buena solución, tal vez el diseño de mi sillon era algo diferente. Super fácil de instalar y se ve muy bien.

Me encanto, buena calidad y ajuste perfecto! Más baratos que retapizar

Excelente calidad, y ajusto perfecto al sillón

Buena calidad tamaño y precio