Home and garden
Cover Accessories
Not everything outdoors gets a fitted cover. This range looks after the rest: groundsheets that put a protective layer between the ground and your outdoor space or gear, and storage bags that keep cushions, a skottelbraai and outdoor odds and ends clean between uses.
- Groundsheets
- 1.95 x 2.0 m to 6.0 x 5.9 m
- Storage
- Cushion, skottelbraai and carry bags
- Guarantee
- 6-month quality guarantee
- Delivery
- Flat R95, nationwide via Fastway
12 covers
Budget-Groundsheet 3.0x3.9m
Budget-Groundsheet 3.9x5.0m
Budget-Groundsheet 1.95x2.0m
Budget-Skottelbraai Bag
Budget-Groundsheet 6.0x5.9m
Budget-Groundsheet 1.95x3.0m
Budget-Groundsheet 5.0x5.9m
Budget-Refuse/Laundry Bag
Budget-Groundsheet 3.9x4.0m
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About this range
A sheet for the ground, a bag for the rest
Groundsheets come in seven sizes, from 1.95 x 2.0 m up to 6.0 x 5.9 m, and shield what sits on them from dirt, dust and damp. The cushion bags are made for sun lounger cushions and for the cushions off a set of six stacking chairs, so they stay out of the dust and the weather until the next sunny weekend. The skottelbraai bag carries and protects the skottel when it is not in use, the gather bag with handles keeps outdoor accessories together and within reach, and the refuse or laundry bag earns its place in the garage or the laundry.
Cover Accessories questions
Which groundsheet size do I need?
Measure the area you want covered and choose the size that matches or runs slightly larger, so the edges are protected too. Sizes run from 1.95 x 2.0 m for small spaces up to 6.0 x 5.9 m for large ones, and each listing gives its exact dimensions.
Which cushions fit the cushion bags?
There are two: one made for sun lounger cushions, and one that holds the cushions from a set of six stacking chairs. Both keep cushions clean and protected from dust, dirt and the weather while they are stored.
How should I store a groundsheet or bag when it's not in use?
Dry, folded and somewhere ventilated. Never pack anything away damp. That's how mildew starts. Let it dry fully, fold it loosely and keep it indoors or under cover until you need it again.