Built for Canadian winters
Patio furniture covers
Marine-grade covers with cold-crack technology, so they stay flexible in deep cold instead of splitting. Stock sizes, or made to measure for your set.
Why it matters
A cheap cover costs more than no cover
Most big-box covers are thin polyester or untreated vinyl. They go brittle in the first deep freeze, crack at the folds, then hold meltwater against your frames and cushions all spring. A proper cover is heavy enough to stay put in wind, breathable enough that moisture escapes instead of condensing, and flexible enough to handle a Canadian January.
Marine-grade fabric
The same category of material used on boat covers: UV stable, water shedding and built for constant exposure.
Cold-crack technology
Stays supple in deep cold, so the fabric doesn't split along the folds after the first hard freeze.
Breathable
Moisture escapes instead of condensing underneath, which is what prevents mildew on frames and cushions.
Secure fit
Tie-downs keep covers on through wind and wet snow instead of in your neighbour's yard.
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Covers in stock
More sizes are on the way. Need one now? Ask us what fits your set.
Custom covers
Made to measure for your set
Long sectionals, corner configurations, dining sets with an umbrella through the middle, fire tables, bar sets: if a stock size doesn't fit, we make covers to your dimensions.
Measure the widest width, the deepest point and the tallest point of your set, add a photo, and we'll quote it. Lead time is typically 2 to 3 weeks. Designers, builders and property managers: we quote multi-unit orders through the trade program.
FAQ
Cover questions
Are your patio furniture covers waterproof?
They are water shedding and breathable rather than sealed. A fully waterproof cover traps condensation underneath, which is what causes mildew. Ours shed rain and snow while letting moisture escape.
What is cold-crack technology?
It's a fabric treatment that keeps the material flexible in deep cold. Standard vinyl stiffens and splits along the folds after a hard freeze; cold-crack rated fabric stays supple through a Canadian winter.
Can I get a cover made for my size?
Yes. Send the widest width, deepest depth and tallest height of your set plus a photo to orders@wickerpark.ca, and we'll quote a custom cover. Lead time is typically 2 to 3 weeks.
Can I leave cushions under the cover all winter?
We don't recommend it. Covers protect frames well, but cushion foam lasts longest stored clean and dry indoors or in a sealed deck box. Our winter storage guide explains the options.
How do I stop the cover blowing off?
Use the tie-downs, and prop something in the centre of a table or seat so water runs off instead of pooling. On exposed balconies and lakefront properties, ask us about extra strapping.
How do I clean a patio cover?
Hose it off and wipe with mild soap and water, then let it dry fully before folding. Never pressure wash, and never store it damp.