OZMI Double Egg Chair Cover (200 x 230cm) in 420D waterproof fabric with zipper drawstring
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The essentials
A double “egg chair” cover is one of those purchases you don’t really appreciate until the first big downpour, pollen week, or the moment you realise last year’s cover didn’t hold up. The OZMI double egg chair cover is built for garden hanging egg chairs on stands, with a tapered shape designed to hug the curves rather than hang loosely and sag.
On paper, it targets a common outdoor problem: protecting your chair from rain and the day-to-day mess that builds up outdoors. The key differentiator here is the heavy-duty 420D Oxford fabric and a waterproof rating listed as 3000Pa, plus a waterproof zipper approach and a drawstring system meant to keep the cover secure.
Key points
This cover aims for a snug, wind-aware fit using an elastic hem and a 360° drawstring closure, which should help it stay in place whether the chair sits on a frame or stands freely. It’s also designed with a full-length zipper, so putting it on and taking it off isn’t just a struggle with elastic alone.
The fabric is positioned as breathable to help prevent mould build-up, and the overall approach is more than just “rain cover” thinking. If you’ve dealt with dust settling, seasonal pollen, or the occasional bird mess, the idea is to reduce exposure and keep your chair looking better between uses.
It’s not perfect for every scenario, though. If your chair shape is unusually different from a typical double egg chair on a stand, a universal-style cover can still end up looking a bit looser in the areas that don’t match the taper. Fit will depend quite a lot on the chair frame and how your egg chair is mounted.
What you’ll notice day to day
In real terms, the biggest day-to-day win is the combination of a zipper and a closure system. Zipping it up makes covering the full chair more straightforward, and the 360° drawstring should help stop the cover from ballooning in breezy weather.
A practical micro-scenario: imagine leaving your double egg chair outside overnight after a shower. With a cover that seals properly at the bottom and clings around the tapered shape, you’re reducing how much water and dust can reach the chair. During windy spells, the idea is that a tighter hem and anchored toggles keep the cover from shifting every time the gusts hit.
If you store your garden items often, the included storage bag matters too. It won’t be the most exciting part of the purchase, but it can make the difference between “I’ll use it” and “it’s in a bag somewhere and I never find it”.
Tech specs
- Fabric: 420D Oxford
- Waterproof rating: 3000Pa
- Features mentioned: waterproof zipper, reinforced seams, adjustable elastic hem
- Closure system: 360° drawstring with adjustable cord and toggle locks
- Size mentioned: 200 x 230cm
- Design includes: storage bag for when not in use
Where it shines (and where it may fall short)
This is a sensible choice if you want a cover that leans towards protection and weather resistance rather than something decorative. The heavy-duty 420D material, waterproof zipper approach, and windproof securing elements make it more convincing for year-round outdoor use.
It may not be the best match if you prioritise ultra-light storage and quick throw-on use above all else. Covers like this tend to be more “proper protective gear” than flimsy dust covers, so you might still find yourself taking a minute to fit it properly each time. Also, because it’s described as “fitting well for most” double egg chairs, there’s always a chance you’ll need to adjust and test fit rather than expecting a flawless match straight away.
Who it’s for
It suits anyone with a double egg chair on a stand who wants to keep rain, dust, pollen, and outdoor grime off the chair between uses. It’s also a good fit if you’ve had issues with covers lifting in wind or letting water in around the base.
You might want to skip it if your chair’s dimensions or shape are far from the stated 200 x 230cm coverage, or if you mainly need a basic short-term dust cover rather than a waterproof, secured design.
Is it worth it?
Buy the OZMI double egg chair cover if you’re looking for a heavier-duty outdoor cover with a listed 3000Pa waterproof rating, a zipper-based design, and a 360° drawstring/elastic hem system to help keep it secure in wind. It’s the kind of cover that makes sense when your egg chair spends a lot of time outdoors and you want fewer surprises after storms.
Don’t buy it if you know your chair shape is quite unusual, or if you expect a “universal fit” without any adjustment needs. In that case, a mismatch at the taper or around the base could mean you’ll still need to keep refining the fit.
Mini FAQ
How waterproof is this cover meant to be?
It’s described as waterproof heavy duty with a listed 3000Pa waterproof rating, plus reinforced seams and a waterproof zipper approach to help reduce leaks.
Does it stay in place in windy weather?
The cover uses an adjustable elastic hem and a 360° drawstring closure system, with toggle locks mentioned to help anchor it.
Is it easy to put on and take off?
It includes a zipper for covering the chair, and the fit is designed to hug the tapered shape rather than sag.
Is there storage included?
Yes, there’s a storage bag mentioned for keeping it when not in use.