Amdieu Garden Swing Cushions 3 Seater Waterproof Bench Cushion Set (Brown, 12cm thick)

If your garden swing bench cushions have gone flat, started to look tired, or keep slipping around, this Amdieu 3 seater replacement set is designed for exactly that kind of everyday problem. It’s a bench swing cushion with backrest, with eight anti-slip ties to help it stay put when the wind picks up.

That said, it’s not a rainproof cover-in-a-storm kind of cushion. On paper it’s waterproof polyester that’s splash-proof rather than truly rain-proof, so you’ll still want to use it sensibly for typical UK patio weather and, ideally, protect it when conditions turn.

The essentials

This is a replacement cushion set for a garden swing bench with backrest. The padding is described as high resilience PP cotton, and it’s put forward as both soft to sit on and supportive when you’re using the swing. The set is 12cm thick, which is the sort of thickness that can make a visible difference compared with flatter, older pads.

A big practical part of the design is the fixation: you get 8 ties intended to prevent the cushion from sliding and to help stop it being blown away. If you’ve ever had to keep “re-setting” a swing cushion after every windy afternoon, you’ll appreciate that the product is thinking about day-to-day stability.

Key features that affect day-to-day comfort

The stated aim is comfort with a bit of structure. The cushions include a backrest, so you’re not just lying back on a flat seat pad—your upper body has something to rest against. For casual garden use (reading outside, tea-time, or an early-evening swing), that support tends to matter more than people expect.

On the materials side, the cover is waterproof polyester and the filling is high resilience PP cotton. It also claims to be breathable and resistant to fading, which matters for outdoor furniture where sun exposure can be the enemy of “nice-looking” cushions.

The “depends a bit” note is weather-related. The description says it’s splash-proof but not rain-proof. So it’s best treated as outdoor seating that can handle normal splashes, not as a cushion you can leave out fully exposed to rain indefinitely without protection.

What to know about fit and staying in place

These are marketed as 3 seater swing replacement cushions, and the dimensions given are 150 x 100 cm. Before buying, it’s worth checking that your swing bench seat area and backrest space match that size, because cushions that are too small can end up looking awkward or not covering where you actually sit.

The eight anti-slip straps are the other major fit consideration. They’re there to secure the cushion and reduce movement. If your bench has tie points or you can route straps around the frame in a similar way, that’s where the “stays put” promise is more likely to translate into real life.

Worth noting: the listing mentions “Not including chair”, so you’ll be replacing the cushion set, not the swing furniture itself.

Best use cases (and limits)

This set makes the most sense if you’re using a swing bench for relaxed patio time and you want replacement cushions that are thicker, with back support, and designed for outdoor exposure.

It can also be used beyond the swing: the description says you can lay it directly on the ground as a thick cushion. That flexibility is handy if you occasionally need extra seating elsewhere in the garden.

However, if you’re specifically trying to find something that’s genuinely rainproof for year-round outdoor storage, it may leave you wanting. The “not rain-proof” wording is a clear limitation, so if your cushions often get soaked, you may end up needing covers or storage anyway.

Care and cleaning in real life

Cleaning is described as straightforward: you can wipe it down with a damp cloth. That’s a sensible approach for outdoor cushions where you’re dealing with dust, light marks, and general grime rather than deep stains.

It’s also described as packed in coloured cartons and can regain its fluffy texture after unpacking. That suggests you should give it a little time to settle before judging the final feel.

Is it worth it?

Buy it if you want a 3 seater swing bench cushion replacement with a backrest, a stated 12cm thickness, and eight ties to help stop sliding. It suits you most if your current cushions have lost comfort or you’re dealing with “it won’t stay in place” annoyances.

You may want to skip it if you regularly leave cushions out in rain, because the materials are described as splash-proof but not rain-proof. It’s also worth reconsidering if your swing bench dimensions don’t align with 150 x 100 cm—getting the size wrong is the quickest way to make a cushion feel disappointing even when the padding is good.

In short: it’s a practical, comfort-focused replacement for typical garden patio use, with weather resistance designed for splashes rather than storms.

Quick answers before you buy

• Is it really waterproof? It’s described as waterproof polyester and splash-proof, but not rain-proof, so protection still matters.
• Does it come with the swing chair? No—“not including chair” is stated.
• Will it move around on the bench? It includes 8 anti-slip ties intended to help keep it fixed and reduce sliding.
• Can I use it outside of the swing? The listing says you can lay it directly on the ground as a thick cushion.
• How do you clean it? Wipe it down with a damp cloth, according to the description.