Cover Fasteners

An elastic cord sewn into the hem of the cover, allowing the user to tighten the bottom edge for a snug fit.

Usage
Commonly used on chair covers, sectional covers, and sofa covers, this fastener allows customers to adjust the tension around the base to suit their setup and preferences.

• Great for windy areas when paired with internal straps or buckle straps.
  
• Ideal for items with an open or raised base, such as swivel chairs, where the cord can wrap underneath for a secure fit

Straps sewn on the inside of the cover, designed to wrap around the legs of furniture to keep the cover in place. Available as either Velcro or buckle straps.

Usage
Used frequently on table covers and chair covers. Velcro straps are simple to apply and adjust. For high-wind areas, opt for buckle straps for a more secure hold.

• Not visible from the outside for a cleaner look.
• Usually recommended when the item has accessible legs or crossbars.

Stainless steel turn-button hardware is mounted to the island structure and corresponding ring is fixed to cover. Simply twist to lock in place. An extremely secure fastening option that looks clean and holds in high wind.

Usage
Used on custom covers for islands against walls. Can be placed along the top of the cover against the wall and along the sides.

• Permanent install that requires drilling hardware into island.
• Great for high wind and coastal areas.

A fabric bag with a velcro opening at the top, designed to be filled with sand and secured to the skirt of a cover to resist wind lift

Usage
Most commonly used on sectional covers and grill island covers. Bags attached directly to the skirt via a buckle strap, anchoring the cover at ground level and preventing it from riding up in wind.

• A buckle strap attached to the sand bag clips to the opposite end on the skirt of the cover.
• Particularly effective on sectionals, where multiple bags can be added across long edges.

Metal-reinforced holes placed along the hem or edges of the cover to allow customers to tie their cover down securely.

Usage
Used across nearly all cover types as an optional anchor point.
Customers can request grommets in specific locations for their unique needs.

• Can be paired with bungee cords, rope, or zip ties.
• Useful in extremely windy environments or where precise tie-down is required.
• Low-profile and heavy-duty.

A fabric sleeve containing a removable sand weight to help hold the cover in place through weight alone.

Usage
Most commonly used for built-in grill covers, typically weighing down three sides of the cover and the front flap that covers the electronic panel. Also used on island grill covers up against a wall.

• A sand-filled insert slides into the hem or fabric sleeve.
• In wall-backed configurations, a sand weight sleeve rests against the wall to keep the top from lifting.