Where to buy the best covers to protect your outdoor furniture – options for every budget and style

garden with pots, plants, tiled floor and an L-shaped piece of furniture protected with a black cover
A good-quality cover can help extend the life of your outdoor furniture (Image credit: Getty Images)

If you want your garden furniture to survive the autumn showers and winter frosts, it’s well worth investing in a good-quality cover to keep it protected, no matter what the weather throws at it.

But with so many sizes, shapes and materials to choose from, knowing which option is best for you, and where to buy it, can feel a little daunting.

That’s where we come in, rounding up six of our favourite retailers, along with our top shopping picks that will look discreet and stylish in any garden design.

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Where to buy garden furniture covers

Unsure where to begin your search for garden furniture covers? Below, you'll find the best online and in-store retailers that stock them in an array of styles, prices, shapes and sizes.

B&Q

Whether you have awkward L-shaped sofas or garden swings as part of your patio ideas, B&Q offers hundreds of cover options to fit all types of furniture, starting at a very reasonable £6.99. Some click-and-collect options are also available if you can’t wait for delivery.

Amazon

Boasting quite literally thousands of covers, Amazon is king if you want as many options as possible, and need to beat the bad weather with fast delivery through Amazon Prime. There’s also the added bonus of free returns if you order the wrong size.

Argos

If your budget-friendly small garden ideas mean you only have a limited amount left for furniture protection as well, Argos has a mix of wallet-friendly (as well as more premium) options including popular brands like VonHaus. All are available online or in-store.

Robert Dyas

A trusty household brand for more than 150 years, Robert Dyas is the place to go for all things homeware – and has an impressive range of outdoor covers for many different types of furniture.

Dunelm

I could spend hours browsing the pages of Dunelm looking at everything from kitchen decor ideas to bedroom storage, and I wasn't disappointed by their impressive selection of outdoor furniture covers either. There's options to suit every budget, type and size.

Garden Trading

If you're looking to invest in new garden furniture in the end-of-summer sale, Garden Trading is the place to go, offering bespoke-fit covers to match, so everything fits perfectly and stays protected. The price tag might be a tad higher, but you can expect a premium feel that make them a worthwhile investment if you've splashed out on your garden landscaping ideas.


“After weeks of dry weather, it's easy to get out of the habit of thinking about protecting your garden furniture from the elements. But with storms and heavy rain on the way, now's the time to get back into that routine," concludes Kym Barlow, commercial director for outdoor furniture company, TDP.

"The biggest risk with a sudden change is that people get caught out. Furniture that's been sitting in the sun all summer can be more vulnerable to warping or staining once it's exposed to a heavy downpour, especially if water is left to pool on surfaces or cushions are left out to soak."

For more shopping advice, read our guide on where to buy outdoor garden storage and where to buy sheds.

Megan Milstead
Content Editor

As Content Editor at Homebuilding & Renovating, Megan is passionate about providing expert-backed advice and creative inspiration to help readers transform their living spaces. Her love for DIY began while helping to renovate her parents’ family home, sparking a fascination with interiors, renovation, and design. More recently, she assisted with the renovation of her partner’s house in Bristol and is currently expanding her expertise through an Introduction to Home Improvement course. She joined the Homebuilding & Renovating team in 2025, having previously worked as a Staff Writer at PetsRadar and Beauty Assistant at Harrods.