Kipiea Garden Furniture Covers Waterproof 420D Patio Set Cover (188 x 120 x 71cm) – Windproof, UV Resistant

What this cover is for

If you’ve got outdoor rattan or patio furniture that you’d rather not see slowly dulled by rain, sun, and wind, a well-fitting cover is one of the simplest things you can buy. The Kipiea Garden Furniture Covers Waterproof is designed for outdoor table and chair sets, using a heavy-duty 420D Oxford fabric with a waterproof PU coating and seam tape.

On paper, it’s built around two everyday problems: staying dry and staying put. Covers are notorious for billowing in gusts or letting water track in at seams, so this model focuses on waterproofing plus windproof fastening.

There’s a size listed as 188 x 120 x 71cm. Like most covers, whether it looks “right” and how well it performs depends heavily on your furniture’s exact shape and how high it sits when chairs are in their usual position.

The essentials (and what to expect in practice)

The core materials and approach are straightforward: high-density 420D Oxford fabric, double-layer PU waterproof coating, and quality waterproof tape at the seams. The idea is to reduce the chance of water soaking through over time.

For UV, the cover includes an anti-UV resistant coating, with the claim that it blocks 99.99% of UV rays. It’s the kind of protection that matters most if your furniture gets strong sun for much of the year, because fading can happen even when it’s not raining.

A small detail that often makes a difference is that seam waterproof tape is mentioned specifically. Without that, you can end up with “mostly waterproof” coverage that still leaks where panels meet. Here, it’s included, so it’s more likely to cope with real weather rather than just light drizzle.

Practical micro-scenario: imagine a windy UK spring shower. You put the cover on the table and chairs, pull the edges down, and secure the fastening points. If the cover stays taut rather than ballooning, there’s less chance water will be driven under the edges.

Where it really stands out

The most distinctive part is the windproof system. This cover includes 4 sturdy windproof buckles and 2 thick adjustable drawstring lock buckles. It also mentions reinforced straps with sliding buckles and a stated force rating.

Translated into day-to-day value: if you’ve previously had covers that flap, loosen, or slide a bit after gusts, this one is more thought-out than purely “lay it over and hope” designs.

It also comes with a convenient storage bag and is described as easy to install and remove. That matters more than people think—if a cover is fiddly, you’ll use it less often, and then the whole point is wasted.

What to watch before you buy

This is where things can get a bit nuanced. First, check the dimensions against your exact furniture setup. The cover is listed for a specific size (188 x 120 x 71cm). Patio sets vary a lot in height, overhangs, and how far chairs sit from the table. If your set is taller or wider than expected, the cover may sit too loosely, which can reduce wind resistance and make fit look messy.

Second, the waterproofing is described in terms of pressure resistance and durability claims, but no cover is magic. Over time, any cover can be affected by pooling water, how tightly it’s secured, and whether it’s placed with correct tension.

Finally, it’s described as suitable for outdoor rattan furniture covers for table and chair. If you’re covering something with a very unusual shape, consider whether the cover can conform without leaving gaps.

Tech specs

• Fabric type: high-density 420D Oxford fabric
• Coating: double-layer PU waterproof coating
• Waterproofing: waterproof tape at the seams
• Windproof fastenings: 4 sturdy windproof buckles and 2 thick adjustable drawstring lock buckles
• Anti-UV: anti-UV resistant coating (blocks 99.99% of UV rays, per claim)
• Capacity/coverage size: 188 x 120 x 71cm
• Stated fabric weight: 128 GSM
• Durability/water pressure claim: withstands up to 200,000+ Pa water pressure (as stated)
• Storage: includes a storage bag
• Replacement/support: 3-year replacement and 24-hour friendly customer service (per listing)

Who it suits (and who should consider alternatives)

It makes sense if you want a single, dedicated patio furniture cover that’s aimed at real outdoor conditions—especially if wind is a problem where you live. The emphasis on seam tape, PU waterproof coating, and a stronger fastening system suggests it’s not just a light seasonal cover.

It’s not necessarily the best match if your furniture dimensions don’t line up with the listed 188 x 120 x 71cm, or if your set is stored in a way where the cover can’t be tensioned properly. In those situations, even a good cover can end up acting more like a loose sheet.

For buyers comparing approaches, this sits in the “proper weather protection” category rather than the thinnest, basic cover style. If you’re looking for something ultra-light for quick shelter only, you may find heavier covers harder to manage. But if you’re after something you can put on and leave through typical UK conditions, the design choices here point in the right direction.

Mini FAQ

Is it suitable for rattan patio furniture? The listing is specifically positioned as a cover for outdoor rattan furniture for table and chair.

Does it have seam waterproofing? Yes, it mentions quality waterproof tape at the seams.

Will it handle strong winds? It includes multiple windproof buckles and adjustable drawstring lock buckles, with a stated force rating for the fastening system.

How do I check if the size will fit? Start by comparing your furniture’s maximum length, width, and height to 188 x 120 x 71cm, then consider where the chairs sit relative to the table.

Is there any support if it fails? The listing mentions a 3-year replacement and 24-hour friendly customer service.

Is it worth it?

Worth considering if you want a waterproof patio furniture cover with windproof fastening rather than a basic throw-on design. The combination of 420D Oxford fabric, double-layer PU waterproofing, seam tape, and UV resistance is aimed at everyday weather protection, and the buckles/drawstrings are the sort of detail that can actually affect how well a cover performs when conditions turn.

You may want to skip it if your furniture’s dimensions are a poor match for 188 x 120 x 71cm or if you can’t secure it with enough tension. In that case, even a strong cover can struggle with fit and edge flapping.