Hampton Bay Replacement Cushions: The Complete Buyer’s Guide (2026)

Hampton Bay is the single most common patio furniture brand in American backyards, and its cushions are the first part of every set to wear out. This guide pulls together verified OEM cushion dimensions for 24 Hampton Bay series, explains the three replacement routes (Home Depot OEM parts, universal cushions, and custom-made replacements), and tells you which route actually costs less over time. One note before the tables: Home Depot’s patio aisle carries a second house line, Martha Stewart (7 collections documented — Cedar Island, Lake Adele, Lily Bay, Charlottetown, Miramar among them), covered on its own Martha Stewart hub and in the combined size chart. If you already know your series name, jump straight to the Hampton Bay replacement hub or the size chart below.

Why Do Hampton Bay Cushions Wear Out Before the Frames Do?

The frames are steel or wicker; the cushions are fabric and foam. That asymmetry is the whole story. Most Hampton Bay sets shipped with solution-dyed polyester or Olefin covers over polyurethane foam. Left outside through two or three summers of UV, the fabric fibrillates and fades; left wet, the foam absorbs water, compresses, and eventually grows mildew inside where you cannot see it.

Three failure points show up in that order:

1. Foam breakdown. Seats sag to half their loft within 2 to 4 seasons of regular use. If your seat cushions were 5 inches thick new and now measure 3, the foam cells have collapsed and no cover will fix it.
2. Cover fade and tearing. UV destroys polyester fibers at the seam first. Torn piping at the seams is the classic sign.
3. Mildew and waterlogging. Cushions that stay heavy after rain have open-cell foam that acts like a sponge.

None of these are repairable at reasonable cost. Replacing the cushions — not the furniture — is the economical move, because a Hampton Bay frame routinely outlasts three sets of cushions.

What Series Do You Own? Start Here

Hampton Bay does not sell one universal cushion. Each series (Spring Haven, Santa Rosa, Edington, Kampar, Windsor, and roughly 65 more) has its own seat width, depth, and thickness, and they are not interchangeable. A 23.5-inch Spring Haven seat will swim on a 22-inch Santa Rosa frame and gap at the sides.

You need one of two identifiers before ordering anything:

• – The series name, usually printed on the hang tag, in the manual, or on your Home Depot receipt/invoice email.
• – The model number (format like `GLD-53034` or `F-1738`), stamped on tags under the seat frame or on the assembly instructions.

We cover the full identification process — including where Hampton Bay hides its tags and how to decode model numbers — in How to Find Your Hampton Bay Model Number. If you cannot find any label, the fallback is measuring, which takes ten minutes with a tape measure and is explained in our how-to-measure guide.

Hampton Bay Cushion Sizes Chart: Verified OEM Dimensions

Below is a plain-language summary of the data before the tables: these dimensions come from three source tiers — aftermarket suppliers who list piece-by-piece OEM specs (outdoorcustomcushions.com, patio-furniture-cushions.com), Home Depot’s own product pages and SERP descriptions, and owner-measured forum posts for a handful of hard-to-find series. Width x depth x thickness are in inches. Where a series has two or three seat cushions (loveseat, sofa), the dimension listed is per cushion unless noted.

Top replacement series (highest search demand)

Series	Piece	Seat (W x D x T)	Back (W x D x T)
Spring Haven	Chaise lounge	23.5 x 50 x 5	23.5 x 26 x 5
Spring Haven	Loveseat (2 seats)	23.5 x 27 x 5	24.5 x 20.5 x 7
Spring Haven	Sofa (3 seats)	23.5 x 27 x 5	24.5 x 20.5 x 7
Spring Haven	Swivel lounge chair	23.5 x 27 x 5	24.5 x 20.5 x 7
Santa Rosa	Lounge chair	22 x 23 x 5	22 x 18 x 5
Santa Rosa	Loveseat (2 seats)	28 x 23 x 5	28 x 18 x 5
Edington	Glider bench (one-piece)	48 x 21.5 x 5	—
Edington	Swivel lounge chair	25.25 x 26.5 x 5	24.5 x 22.5 x 5
Edington	Ottoman	22 x 20 x 5	—

The Spring Haven numbers deserve a note: its chaise seat runs a deep 50 inches and the loveseat backs are an unusually thick 7 inches of loft. That is why “close enough” universal cushions look wrong on this series — they cannot reproduce a 7-inch back pillow.

Deep-seating and conversation sets

Series	Piece	Seat (W x D x T)	Back (W x D x T)
Kampar (Belle Isle)	Lounge chair	22.5 x 25 x 5	22.5 x 22 x 5
Kampar (Belle Isle)	Chaise lounge	31 x 50 x 5	31 x 28 x 5
Kampar (Belle Isle)	Ottoman	19 x 19.5 x 3	—
Oak Cliff	Chaise lounge	24.5 x 48.5 x 5.5	24 x 27.5 x 5.5
Oak Cliff	Dining chair	21 x 19 x 3.5	20 x 20 x 3.5
Oak Cliff	Ottoman	23.75 x 22.25 x 5	—
Windsor	Seat cushion	24 x 24 x 4	24 x 22.1 x 6 (back pillow)
Windsor	Ottoman	23.1 x 19.1 x 5.5	—
Laurel Oaks	Dining chair	20.25 x 22 x 4.25	20 x 19.5 x 4.75
Laurel Oaks	Chaise lounge	26 x 47.75 x 5.5	26 x 27.25 x 6.25
Verrado	Club chair	24 x 25 x 6	24 x 21 x 5
Verrado	Ottoman	24 x 20 x 6	—
Woodbury	Sofa (3 seats)	25.25 x 25.5 x 5	25 x 19 x 5
Middletown	Loveseat (one-piece)	47.5 x 25 x 5.5	24 x 19.75 x 5 (x2)
Cambridge	Lounge chair	23 x 26.5 x 4	23 x 19 x 4
Chateau	Lounge chair	24 x 25.5 x 5	24 x 18 x 5
Pembrey	Lounge chair	23 x 26 x 6	23 x 20.5 x 5
Monticello	Lounge chair	25 x 25 x 5	25 x 19 x 5

Two rows worth remembering: Laurel Oaks is the only dining set in the database with piece-level seat-and-back pairs — owner-measured references, so treat them as approximate when ordering. And Windsor’s figures — seat 24 x 24 x 4, back pillow 24 x 22.1 x 6 — are documented from the 6-piece Windsor wicker set listing.

Compact and dining sets

Series	Piece	Seat (W x D x T)	Back (W x D x T)
Riley	Lounge chair	24 x 24 x 3.5	24 x 17.5 x 3.5
Palm Canyon	Dining chair	21 x 25 x 5	20 x 20 x —
Verrado	Dining chair	21.5 x 25 x 5	21.5 x 19 x 5

One brand-boundary note: the compact-set names you may be holding a receipt for — Charlottetown, Cedar Island, Lake Adele, Lily Bay, Miramar — are not Hampton Bay at all. They are Martha Stewart collections, Home Depot’s other patio house line, and their dimensions are tabled separately on the Martha Stewart hub and in the combined sizes chart. The replacement logic (identify the series, look up the dimensions, order to spec) is identical on both lines.

One warning: trapezoid cushions are not rectangles

Several series in Home Depot’s patio aisles use trapezoid seats — wider at the front, narrower at the back — on both the Hampton Bay and Martha Stewart lines. If you order a rectangular replacement for these frames, the sides will bunch and the ties will not line up. The verified trapezoid series are:

• – Miramar (Martha Stewart): lounge chair seat 25 inches at the front, 23 at the back, 25 deep, 5 thick; loveseat 49 front / 46 back (series page).
• – Pacific Grove: lounge chair 25 front / 22 back; loveseat 49 front / 46 back.
• – Palm Canyon: firepit chair 23 front / 21 back.
• – Mill Valley: the corner sectional wedge runs 27 inches at the front and 72 at the back (owner-measured, treat as approximate).

A rectangular cushion can be trimmed to fit a trapezoid frame only if the taper is small; beyond about 2 inches of difference, you need the shape cut properly. Our custom cushions service cuts trapezoids to your two widths.

For the complete 24-series Hampton Bay listing including Beverly, Fenton, Melbourne, and Redwood Valley, see the full Hampton Bay hub; the Martha Stewart line’s collections — Lily Bay among them — are on the Martha Stewart hub. Five series — Tacana, Layton Pointe, Benedetto, Salem, and Castle Rock — have no published cushion-level dimensions anywhere online; if you own one of those, measuring is the only route.

Where Can You Buy Hampton Bay Replacement Cushions?

You have three realistic routes. Here is how they compare.

Route 1: Home Depot OEM replacement parts

Home Depot occasionally stocks official Hampton Bay replacement cushions for current-season sets — the Laurel Oaks dining chair (20.25 x 22 x 4.25) and chaise (26 x 47.75 x 5.5) are documented examples, sold as two-piece replacement cushion sets. The catches: availability only while the series is in season, no coverage for discontinued sets, and you must match the model exactly. Check the product page for your set before assuming parts exist. We break down this channel in Home Depot Outdoor Cushions: All Your Options.

Route 2: Universal “fits most” cushions

Big-box stores and marketplaces sell universal cushions in standard sizes — 19 x 19, 21 x 21, 24 x 24 and similar squares. They work on dining chairs with forgiving frames. They fail on Hampton Bay deep-seating pieces, because:

• – Hampton Bay seat depths run 23 to 27 inches — deeper than most universal cushions (typically 20 to 22).
• – Back pillows with 5 to 7 inches of loft have no universal equivalent.
• – Trapezoid frames have no universal option at all.

If your piece happens to match a standard square, our standard sizes guide covers which dimensions are safe to buy off the shelf — for example a 24 x 24 frame can use stock 24×24 outdoor cushions.

Route 3: Custom-made replacements

Custom replacements are built to the exact OEM dimensions — or to your measurements — in your choice of fabric. This is the only route that covers discontinued series, trapezoid shapes, one-piece loveseat benches like Edington’s 48-inch glider, and unusually thick back pillows. Contrary to expectation, custom is frequently the cheaper route for multi-piece deep-seating sets, because you are not paying a retailer markup on a brand name, and you can upgrade the foam (high-resilience foam with a wrap, or outdoor-rated fill that drains) instead of rebuying the same compress-prone stock foam every three years.

Our Spring Haven series page, Santa Rosa page, and Edington page each list the full OEM dimension set and build options. For any other series — with data or without — start at custom cushions.

Which Fabric Should You Choose for Replacement Cushions?

Fabric choice determines whether the next set lasts 3 summers or 10.

• – Solution-dyed acrylic (Sunbrella and equivalents): color is in the fiber, not on it. 5+ years of fade resistance, bleach-safe for mildew cleanup. The premium option and, per year of life, usually the cheapest.
• – Olefin: nearly as fade-resistant as acrylic, better at resisting stains, generally 20-30% less expensive. Excellent middle ground.
• – Printed polyester: the fabric most OEM Hampton Bay cushions shipped with. Soft hand, low price, 1-2 seasons before visible fade. Fine for covered porches, false economy in full sun.

For foam, look for high-resilience (HR) polyurethane in a density suitable for seating — 1.8 lb/ft³ (29D) is the low end of what survives outdoors, and ours starts at 35D — ideally wrapped in fiber or with a drainage-friendly design for pieces that live in the rain. Raw cheap foam is why your first set failed; do not buy it twice.

On our own menu, the fabric choice runs three tiers — Cotton Linen, Tech Fabric, and Premium Velvet — all priced live in the builder; the acrylic/olefin/polyester ladder above is the market context those tiers sit in.

How Much Do Hampton Bay Replacement Cushions Cost?

Exact pricing depends on piece count, size, thickness, and fabric, but the practical bands are:

• – A single dining chair replacement: the lowest tier.
• – A deep-seating lounge chair (seat + back, 5-inch foam): mid tier.
• – A full loveseat or sofa set (2-3 seats + backs + optional throw pillows): the top tier, where custom’s per-piece economics beat retail most clearly.

Because Hampton Bay sets commonly mix pieces — a sofa, two swivel chairs, an ottoman — replacement sets are quoted piece by piece. Send your series name (or measurements) through the custom cushions form and you get a line-item quote before committing.

How Do You Make Replacement Cushions Last Longer?

Whatever route you buy:

1. Store cushions indoors or in a deck box over winter — this single habit more than doubles fabric life.
2. Stand cushions on edge after heavy rain so they drain and dry from both faces.
3. Clean covers at the first sign of mildew (a mild bleach solution for acrylic, soap and water for Olefin), never after the stain has set.
4. Rotate seat cushions monthly if one side of your set takes more sun than the other.

FAQ

Are Hampton Bay replacement cushions still available from Home Depot? Only for current-season series, and only for select pieces. Discontinued sets — which is most sets older than two seasons — have no official parts channel; custom replacements or salvage-market used cushions are the remaining options.

Will universal cushions from a big-box store fit my Hampton Bay set? They fit Hampton Bay dining chairs reasonably well when the frame is a standard 19-21 inch square, but they do not fit deep-seating pieces (23-27 inch depths, 5-7 inch back pillows) or trapezoid seats. Measure first; do not buy by eye.

How do I know which Hampton Bay series I own? Check the hang tag under the frame, the assembly manual cover, or your Home Depot order history email; the series name (e.g., Spring Haven) is printed in all three. The full method is in our model identification guide.

Is it cheaper to replace the cushions or buy a new patio set? Replacing cushions is dramatically cheaper once the frames are sound. A full custom replacement set for a five-piece conversation set costs a fraction of a new equivalent set from Home Depot, and you control the fabric quality this time.

Can I replace just one damaged cushion instead of the whole set? Yes, and it is a common order. Send the series name and which piece (e.g., one Spring Haven chaise seat), and a single matching cushion is cut to the same OEM dimensions. Expect slight color difference if the original set has already faded — an argument for replacing in pairs when the fade is advanced.

Next Steps

1. Identify your series (tag, manual, or receipt) — or measure the cushions if labels are gone.
2. Look up your series dimensions in the Hampton Bay hub.
3. Request a quote at custom cushions with your series or measurements, and pick from our three fabric tiers — Cotton Linen, Tech Fabric, or Premium Velvet — for the next decade, not the next three summers.