Measuring Guides

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 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.

The bench cushion width is measured from side to side as shown in the image on the right.

If you are measuring an existing bench cushion, remember that you must measure the actual finished size of your cushion, not the length of the material from seam to seam.

The bench cushion depth is measured from front to back as shown in the image on the right.

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 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.

The seat cushion width is measured from side to side as shown in the image on the right.

If you are measuring an existing seat cushion, remember that you must measure the actual finished size of your cushion, not the length of the material from seam to seam.

The seat cushion depth is measured from front to back as shown in the image on the right.

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 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.

The chair cushion width is measured from side to side as shown in the image on the right.

If you are measuring an existing chair cushion, remember that you must measure the actual finished size of your cushion, not the length of the material from seam to seam.

The chair cushion's seat portion is measured from front to back as shown in the image on the right.

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.

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 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.

The chaise cushion width is measured from side to side as shown in the image on the right.

If you are measuring an existing chaise cushion, remember that you must measure the actual finished size of your cushion, not the length of the material from seam to seam.

The chaise cushion's seat portion is measured from front to back as shown in the image on the right.

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.

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 you can try to stack a book or two on your ottoman to get a rough idea of how thick your cushion should be.

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 furthest edges of your cushion, not the seams.

The ottoman cushion depth is measured from front to back as shown in the image on the right.