Bench Measuring Guide
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Bench Cushion Thickness
As with every cushion, we require you to specify a thickness for bench cushions. Cushion thickness is a matter of preference however choosing a cushion that is too thick or thin could result in an uncomfortable seating experience. The best way to get the cushion thickness that is right for your bench frame is to measure an existing cushion. If an old cushion is not available to determine an appropriate thickness, you can try to stack a book or two on your bench to get a rough idea of how thick your cushion should be.
NOTE: If your bench frame has arms, make sure that the cushion is not too thick as this could result in the arms being too low for the person sitting on the bench.
NOTE: If your bench frame has arms, make sure that the cushion is not too thick as this could result in the arms being too low for the person sitting on the bench.
Bench Cushion Width
The bench cushion width is measured from side to side as shown in the image on the right.
Remember that you must measure the actual area of your furniture that you would like to be covered by the cushion, not an old bench cushion.
NOTE: Bench cushions made with a boxed edge construction will have a slight bulge on the front, sides and back due to the nature of the filling materials. Because of this bulge, if your bench cushion will be placed in a tight-fitting area, we recommend reducing the width measurement by ½″. If multiple bench cushions will be placed side by side in a tight-fitting area, we recommend reducing the width measurement for each cushion by ½″.
Remember that you must measure the actual area of your furniture that you would like to be covered by the cushion, not an old bench cushion.
NOTE: Bench cushions made with a boxed edge construction will have a slight bulge on the front, sides and back due to the nature of the filling materials. Because of this bulge, if your bench cushion will be placed in a tight-fitting area, we recommend reducing the width measurement by ½″. If multiple bench cushions will be placed side by side in a tight-fitting area, we recommend reducing the width measurement for each cushion by ½″.
Bench Cushion Depth
The bench cushion depth is measured from front to back as shown in the image on the right.
Seat Measuring Guide
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Seat Cushion Thickness
As with every cushion, we require you to specify a thickness for seat cushions. Cushion thickness is a matter of preference however choosing a cushion that is too thick or thin could result in an uncomfortable seating experience. The best way to get the cushion thickness that is right for your chair frame is to measure an existing cushion. If an old cushion is not available to determine an appropriate thickness, you can try to stack a book or two on your chair seat to get a rough idea of how thick your cushion should be.
NOTE: If your chair frame has arms, make sure that the seat cushion is not too thick as this could result in the arms being too low for the person sitting on the chair.
NOTE: If your chair frame has arms, make sure that the seat cushion is not too thick as this could result in the arms being too low for the person sitting on the chair.
Seat Cushion Width
The seat cushion width is measured from side to side as shown in the image on the right.
Remember that you must measure the actual area of your furniture that you would like to be covered by the cushion, not an old seat cushion.
Remember that you must measure the actual area of your furniture that you would like to be covered by the cushion, not an old seat cushion.
Seat Cushion Depth
The seat cushion depth is measured from front to back as shown in the image on the right.
Chair Measuring Guide
Chair Cushion Thickness
As with every cushion, we require you to specify a thickness for chair cushions. Cushion thickness is a matter of preference however choosing a cushion that is too thick or thin could result in an uncomfortable seating experience. The best way to get the cushion thickness that is right for your chair frame is to measure an existing cushion laying flat on the ground. If an old cushion is not available to determine an appropriate thickness, you can try to stack a book or two on your chair seat to get a rough idea of how thick your cushion should be.
NOTE: If your chair frame has arms, make sure that the cushion is not too thick as this could result in the arms being too low for the person sitting on the chair.
NOTE: If your chair frame has arms, make sure that the cushion is not too thick as this could result in the arms being too low for the person sitting on the chair.
Chair Cushion Width
The chair cushion width is measured from side to side as shown in the image on the right.
Remember that you must measure the actual area of your furniture that you would like to be covered by the cushion, not an old chair cushion.
Remember that you must measure the actual area of your furniture that you would like to be covered by the cushion, not an old chair cushion.
Chair Cushion Seat Depth
The chair cushion's seat portion is measured from front to back as shown in the image on the right.
Chair Cushion Back Height
One-Piece Cushion
The chair back is measured from the bottom of the back to the top of the back, or the height you would like your cushions to go up on the back of your chair.
Two-Piece Deep Seating Cushions
We require the size of the actual cushion itself. If you are ordering a two piece chair cushion you will need to deduct the thickness of the chair seat cushion from the overall length of the back of the chair.
The chair back is measured from the bottom of the back to the top of the back, or the height you would like your cushions to go up on the back of your chair.
Two-Piece Deep Seating Cushions
We require the size of the actual cushion itself. If you are ordering a two piece chair cushion you will need to deduct the thickness of the chair seat cushion from the overall length of the back of the chair.
Chaise Measuring Guide
Chaise Cushion Thickness
As with every cushion, we require you to specify a thickness for chaise cushions. Cushion thickness is a matter of preference however choosing a cushion that is too thick or thin could result in an uncomfortable seating experience. The best way to get the cushion thickness that is right for your chaise frame is to measure an existing cushion laying flat on the ground. If an old cushion is not available to determine an appropriate thickness, you can try to stack a book or two on your chaise seat to get a rough idea of how thick your cushion should be.
NOTE: If your chaise frame has arms, make sure that the cushion is not too thick as this could result in the arms being too low for the person sitting on the chaise.
NOTE: If your chaise frame has arms, make sure that the cushion is not too thick as this could result in the arms being too low for the person sitting on the chaise.
Chaise Cushion Width
The chaise cushion width is measured from side to side as shown in the image on the right.
Remember that you must measure the actual area of your furniture that you would like to be covered by the cushion, not an old chaise cushion.
Remember that you must measure the actual area of your furniture that you would like to be covered by the cushion, not an old chaise cushion.
Chaise Cushion Seat Depth
The chaise cushion's seat portion is measured from front to back as shown in the image on the right.
Chaise Cushion Back Height
One-Piece Cushion
The chaise back is measured from the bottom of the back to the top of the back, or the height you would like your cushions to go up on the back of your chaise.
Two-Piece Deep Seating Cushions
We require the size of the actual cushion itself. If you are ordering a two piece chaise cushion you will need to deduct the thickness of the chaise seat cushion from the overall length of the back of the chaise.
The chaise back is measured from the bottom of the back to the top of the back, or the height you would like your cushions to go up on the back of your chaise.
Two-Piece Deep Seating Cushions
We require the size of the actual cushion itself. If you are ordering a two piece chaise cushion you will need to deduct the thickness of the chaise seat cushion from the overall length of the back of the chaise.
Ottoman Measuring Guide
Ottoman Cushion Thickness
As with every cushion, we require you to specify a thickness for ottoman cushions. Cushion thickness is a matter of preference however choosing a cushion that is too thick or thin could result in an uncomfortable seating experience. The best way to get the cushion thickness that is right for your ottoman frame is to measure an existing cushion. If an old ottoman cushion is not available to determine an appropriate thickness, you can try to stack a book or two on your ottoman to get a rough idea of how thick your cushion should be.
Ottoman Cushion Width
The ottoman cushion width is measured from side to side as shown in the image on the right. As ottomans usually accompany chairs, you should measure the width of the ottoman cushion in the same direction you would measure the chair's width.
Remember that you must measure the actual area of your furniture that you would like to be covered by the cushion, not an old ottoman cushion.
Remember that you must measure the actual area of your furniture that you would like to be covered by the cushion, not an old ottoman cushion.
Ottoman Cushion Depth
The ottoman cushion depth is measured from front to back as shown in the image on the right.
Trapezoid Measuring Guide
Isosceles Trapezoid Shape
Please be aware that trapezoid cushions will be made in an isosceles trapezoid shape, which has differing front and back sizes while non-parallel sides and base angles are of the same measure.
Trapezoid Cushion Depth
The trapezoid cushion depth is measured directly from the front of the cushion to the back as shown in the image on the right.
DO NOT measure the angled sides of your furniture or existing cushion as this will result in a cushion that is too deep.
DO NOT measure the angled sides of your furniture or existing cushion as this will result in a cushion that is too deep.
Trapezoid Cushion Front Width
The trapezoid cushion front width is measured from corner to corner as shown in the image on the right.
Remember that you must measure the actual area of your furniture that you would like to be covered by the cushion, not an old cushion.
Remember that you must measure the actual area of your furniture that you would like to be covered by the cushion, not an old cushion.
Trapezoid cushions wider than 50″ may require a seam in the center when selecting striped fabrics.
Trapezoid Cushion Back Width
The trapezoid cushion back width is measured from corner to corner as shown in the image on the right.
Remember that you must measure the actual area of your furniture that you would like to be covered by the cushion, not an old cushion.
Remember that you must measure the actual area of your furniture that you would like to be covered by the cushion, not an old cushion.
Trapezoid cushions wider than 50″ may require a seam in the center when selecting striped fabrics.
Trapezoid Cushion Thickness
As with every cushion, we require you to specify a thickness for trapezoid cushions. Cushion thickness is a matter of preference however choosing a cushion that is too thick or thin could result in an uncomfortable seating experience. The best way to get the cushion thickness that is right for your trapezoid frame is to measure an existing cushion. If an old cushion is not available to determine an appropriate thickness, you can try to stack a book or two on your ottoman to get a rough idea of how thick your cushion should be.