Waterproof Non-Slip Recliner Cover – One-Piece Chair Protector with Side Pockets

The recliner is the chair that actually gets used. It takes the coffee, the dog, the popcorn and the sweaty back after a workout. This one-piece waterproof cover lies over the seat, the footrest and the tops of the arms in a single quilted sheet, so spills, pet hair and everyday wear land on the cover instead of your upholstery — and the chair looks dressed and ready for company.

One piece covers the seat, the footrest and both arms

Most protectors arrive as a kit: a seat piece, a back piece, two arm caps. Four things to align, four things to shift every time somebody stands up.

This one is a single cut of quilted fabric. A long strip runs from the top of the backrest, down over the seat and out along the extended footrest. Two wide wings come off it at the armrests, one for each side. You lay it on, push the slack into the gaps where the seat meets the back and the arms, and the shape does the aligning for you.

It is cut for a reclining chair, which is why the footrest section is there. Fold the chair up and the footrest panel tucks under; kick it out and the panel comes with it, still covered.

Stays put on leather and fabric, three ways

A cover that stays where you put it protects better and looks neater, with no straightening between sits. Three grips work together on different parts of the chair.

• The whole underside is grippy. Flip a corner and the backing is a cream quilted face covered in small raised bumps, edge to edge. That is what holds it on slick leather and faux leather.
• An adjustable strap buckles behind the backrest. Black webbing with a side-release buckle. You feed it round the back, clip it, and pull the tail to take up the slack.
• Elastic straps go under the leg section. They loop beneath the footrest panel and keep it in place when the chair opens and closes.

Fitting it is a five-minute job with zero tools:

1. Drape it on with the leg straps underneath and the long end over the backrest.
2. Find the three seams — seat to back, and seat to each arm — and line the cover up to them.
3. Push the spare fabric down into those gaps so it sits snug.
4. Clip the buckle behind the backrest and pull the strap tight.
5. Secure the elastic straps under the leg section.

Spills bead up and wipe away

The face sheds liquid. Water, coffee or a knocked-over drink sits on top in beads instead of soaking through, and you lift it off with a cloth. The maker builds the cover as a laminate — quilted face, a coating on each side of a middle barrier layer, then the grip backing — and states it as fully waterproof.

It protects every surface you sit on and touch: the backrest, the seat, the footrest and the tops of the arms, with the wings hanging down both sides to catch the drips, the crumbs and the pet hair.

Dresses up the chair in ten colors

The face is quilted 100% polyester in a double-line diamond stitch, soft to sit on and handsome on the chair. Ten colors let it match the room, so an old recliner looks freshly dressed — buyers say it gave theirs new life. Pick the shade that suits your living room and the chair is finished.

Fits most regular-size single recliners

The center strip is 23.6 in (60 cm) across, which suits most regular-size single recliners, the maker’s own guidance. On a narrower chair the extra fabric tucks into the gaps, which helps it grip. There is one size, so color is the only choice you make.

Fits

Most regular-size single recliners, seat up to 23.6 in (60 cm) wide

Center strip

23.6 in (60 cm) wide

Arm wings

27.2 in (69 cm) out from the seat, each side

Armrest band

22 in (56 cm) front to back

Back section

51.2 in (130 cm) from the top of the backrest to the arms

Laid out flat

About 78 in (198 cm) wide and 91–93 in (232–237 cm) long

Shape

One piece, cut as a cross: back, seat and footrest in one strip, with a wing at each armrest

Face

Quilted 100% polyester, double-line diamond stitch

Backing

Cream quilted face covered in raised grip bumps

Fabric weight

200–250 g/m² (the maker’s figure)

Pockets

A flat sewn pocket on each arm wing

Fastening

Adjustable webbing strap with a side-release buckle, plus elastic leg straps

Care

Machine wash cold, or hand wash

Colors

Ten

In the box

One cover

A pocket on each arm

Both wings carry a flat sewn pocket on the outer face, roughly magazine-sized. The remote lives in one; a phone, reading glasses or the TV guide live in the other. A phone, a remote and a paperback sit comfortably, and the arm of the chair stops being a shelf.

Machine washable, ready for the next spill

Machine wash cold, or wash it by hand, and the cover comes out clean and ready to go back on. Buyers say it survived the first wash without a problem and that washing it is what keeps the chair looking brand new.

What arrives

One cover, in the color you pick, ready to lay over your recliner. Fresh from the box the folds drop out within a day, and a wash and a shake speeds that up.

HIGHLIGHTS

• One-Piece Cross Cut: Back, seat, footrest and both armrests covered by a single quilted sheet, with every piece in the right place the moment you lay it on.
• Grips Three Ways: Raised bumps across the entire backing, an adjustable buckle strap behind the backrest, and elastic straps under the leg section keep it in place on fabric and on leather.
• Sheds Spills: The quilted face beads water and coffee on the surface so you lift the mess off with a cloth instead of scrubbing it out of the upholstery.
• Pockets Both Sides: A flat utility pocket on each arm wing keeps the remote, a phone or a book within reach.
• Made for Recliners: Cut with a footrest panel that moves with the chair, and machine washable whenever it has earned a wash.

A cleaner, fresher recliner in five minutes: pick your color, lay it on, buckle the strap, and sit back.