well made table/chair cover. strong fabric with ties at the four corners perfect for my 6 foot rectangle table with 4 legs. It also has a couple draw string to cinch it in on the bottom. It's never blown off. I've been using it now for about 4 months and it's rained a ton. My only complaint is that the middle on top sags and water puddles right there and there is a seam right in the middle so water does get in right there only when it puddles. I put a flower pot on top of the table in the center under the cover that keeps the middle propped up and for the most part this has solved the problem. I don't think there is anyway to avoid that. Sometimes with a hard rain a little puddle will happen at the ends even with the flower pot propping up the middle but there is no seam on the ends where this happens so water does not come in and I can dump out the water after it rains. If you did not have chairs under the cover along with the table, this would not happen but this will happen if you have the chairs covered also. But it's the best cover I have found and my table/6 chair set is aluminum and wood and I do want to keep it protected from sun and rain.

I purchased this cover thinking I would spend a bit more for a better quality product. I must have missed the other reviews that noted that the cover completely ruined their tables. My new outdoor table has a faux stone top and was completely discolored in the area that the cover was touching the table - ruined! Do not purchase this cover!

This cover was on our table over the winter and when we went to remove it this summer we found that it left a film all over our table. It seems that the film came from the plastic lining inside the cover. The film won't come off and the table looks awful. Would have been better to leave it exposed all winter!

I spent extra on this after several failed attempts at finding a table cover that would last more than a year. In short, you're going to have to replace it every year if your weather dips under freezing in winter, so save your money--buy a cheaper version and budget for yearly replacement. I was lured into this higher price and 4-year warranty but the higher price does not mean better quality in terms of longer life (though the material feels better and seems sturdier than cheaper versions, but that's superficial). I suspect the warranty covers only manufacturer's defects, not splitting open when it gets dried out. And that's exactly what happens; when it freezes, the PVC or whatever material the backing is made out of, gets brittle and dry, and one tug to straighten the cover rips a big gash in it. Happens every time. I'm convinced that short of maybe spending hundreds on a cover (which may not do it either), they all split like this after they freeze a few times. I'm going back to a cheaper cover ... not junk, but lower level.

By the way, the mechanisms they employ to secure the cover to the furniture are also mediocre at best. The drawstring is tough to get tight (esp. after the backing dries out!) and the straps just slide up the legs when the cover blows up. Not a great solution.

So far so good. I purchased this item based on the positive reviews of others, and like them, this is a very good cover. I have not had any issues with water leaking in. I needed a cover because the elements were ruining the finish on my homemade outdoor dining table. Last spring I had to strip the finish and redo and reseal. I noticed after the long summer, some of the finish was starting to fail again. Since beginning to use this cover, my finish has not gotten any worse, it is still in one small spot, so I will be able to take of it in the spring again, and not have to do the whole table. We have not had any snow since I've gotten this, but we are about to get pounded here, so will see how it holds up.

This cover is huge, with that, I was not able to use the buckle clip on one corner because I don't have anything there to tether it too. On windy days, the cover will blow up and uncover some of the table or items under it. I will need to figure out another way to fasten it.

I have put some items under the cover, on top of the table to prevent moisture from forming on the bottom of the cover and making contact with my table, potentially ruining it. Also helps with the airflow from the vents.