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Parasol Cover Waterproof Outdoor Garden Shield

~~£28.78~~

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Product information

Description

General description

The Waterproof Outdoor Garden Parasol Cover is designed to protect your cantilever umbrellas from various weather conditions. Made from durable 420D polyester fiber, this cover is UV resistant, dustproof, and waterproof, ensuring your outdoor furniture remains in excellent condition throughout the year.

Technical specifications

Material: 420D polyester fiber (UV resistant, dustproof, waterproof) + PVC

Colour: Black

Size: Top: 46 cm, Center: 81 cm, Bottom: 30 cm, Height: 280 cm

Type: Suitable for cantilever umbrellas and elastic ropes

Features and Benefits

Thick fabric provides excellent waterproof performance

Blocks ultraviolet rays and protects against dust

Durable double needle sewing prevents water from seeping into seams

Elastic hem rope allows for easy adjustment according to furniture size

Lightweight and compact for easy transport

Can be folded and stored to save space

Easy to clean; simply rinse with a hose and dry with a towel

Suitable for all seasons, protecting against snow, frost, dust, sun, leaves, bird droppings, moisture, and pollution

Package Contents

1 x Parasol cover (excluding umbrella)

1 x Telescopic pole

1 x Storage bag

Other information

Please allow 1-3 cm error due to manual measurement.

The color may vary due to display differences.

For long-term storage or bad weather, it is recommended to store the furniture indoors.

New items may have a material smell; it is advised to dry them in a cool place before use.

Features

Brand
INSMA
Width
81 cm
Height
280 cm
Material
Polyester
Colour
Black

Advice from

Parasol buying guide

Whether crafted in classic wood or modern aluminium, parasols are perfect for creating a spot of shade in the garden. But there are many different types of parasol to consider from round and rectangular models to upright and cantilever designs. Read on to find the perfect parasol for your outdoor space!

Read our guide

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