RICHIE Waterproof Anti-UV Tarpaulin Cover for Garden Tables and Patio Furniture
Product description
The essentials
If your patio furniture spends months outdoors, a proper cover starts to feel less like a nice-to-have and more like basic maintenance. This RICHIE waterproof anti-UV tarpaulin cover is designed to shield garden tables and patio sets from rain and general outdoor grime, with added resistance to UV exposure and tearing.
On paper, it’s built for the kind of practical, everyday protection most people want: keep the worst of the weather off, reduce how quickly fabrics and surfaces degrade, and make storage easier when the seasons change. It’s not meant to be “perfect shelter” for every furniture shape, but it does tick the boxes for a straightforward cover that’s easy to live with.
What it’s made for (and what it covers)
This is a waterproof cover made from a high-quality waterproof polyethylene fabric. RICHIE positions it as resistant to water, UV rays and tears, which is exactly the combination you’re looking for outdoors where covers can get baked in the sun and soaked by sudden showers.
It also comes in a size intended to fit many garden table and seating arrangements, with dimensions of 300x200x90cm. That “universal” approach is useful if you don’t want to measure every time you buy a cover, but do note that universal sizing can still leave gaps depending on how tall or oddly shaped your furniture is.
A small, realistic example: if you’ve got a rectangular garden dining table with chairs tucked around it, you can cover the whole setup in one go, then rinse the cover later rather than scrubbing furniture surfaces that have collected dust and light rain marks.
Key features that matter day to day
The material choice matters. The cover uses a 120 g/m² polypropylene (the description contrasts it with 110 g/m²), so the idea is a thicker, more durable layer rather than something that feels flimsy.
It’s also described as extremely easy to clean and dries in the sun. In practice, that’s the difference between a cover you actually use consistently and one you avoid because it’s a hassle after you’ve taken it off.
Finally, being “anti-UV” matters because many covers fade and weaken over time under strong summer light. If your outdoor area gets plenty of sun, this is one of those details you’ll appreciate without thinking about it.
Where it shines (and where it can fall short)
It’s a strong match if you want general weather protection for garden tables and patio furniture without going overly complicated. The waterproof and UV-focused approach fits well for typical UK garden seasons—wet spells, then long sunny stretches.
Where you might want to pause: because this is an anti-UV waterproof cover with universal dimensions, it may not fit tightly around very unusual shapes, extra-tall sets, or furniture that isn’t close to standard table/patio proportions. Covers that don’t fit closely can let wind-driven rain in at the edges, and that’s where protection can get less consistent.
Who it suits (and who should avoid it)
It’s a good fit if you mainly need a practical outdoor cover that you can put on and take off, clean easily, and expect to hold up against water, UV exposure and tearing.
It’s not the best choice if you need a highly tailored fit for a specific furniture set, or if your priority is fine, snug coverage with minimal gaps. Also, if your furniture regularly gets exposed to heavy storms for long periods, you may want to consider whether a universal cover approach gives you the security you expect.
Maintenance and cleaning, in plain terms
The description highlights easy cleaning and sun-drying, which is convenient. After rainfall, you can usually rinse off surface dirt and leave it to dry outdoors. Just don’t assume it’s self-cleaning—covers still collect dust and light debris, and quick cleaning keeps them looking decent and helps prevent grime build-up.
Mini FAQ
Is this cover suitable for outdoor use?
Yes. It’s described as waterproof and anti-UV, intended for garden tables and patio furniture exposed to outdoor conditions.
How easy is it to clean?
The cover is described as extremely easy to clean and able to dry in the sun.
What size is it?
It’s listed as 300x200x90cm. The intent is “universal” fitting, but how well it works depends on your furniture dimensions and shape.
Is it resistant to damage?
It’s described as resistant to tearing, alongside water and UV resistance.
Final verdict
Worth considering if you’re looking for a straightforward waterproof, anti-UV tarpaulin cover for garden tables and patio furniture, with a thicker material approach and an easy-care routine.
You may want to skip it if you need a precise, snug fit for a very specific furniture shape or if you’re expecting it to handle the kind of extreme weather coverage that only a bespoke or tightly fitting solution tends to deliver.