Beachside Replacement Cushions
Collected reference measurements for every piece of the Hampton Bay Beachside line — measured from OEM & supplier listings.
Start with your shape
Not sure? Pick the closest — every measurement is confirmed before we cut.
Don't see your shape? We make any shape.
Straight edges? A top photo + the edge numbers is all we need. Curved? Trace it on paper next to a tape measure and email us a photo.
Enter your measurements
Measure the old cushion flat, edge to edge — never the frame.
Choose your fabric
Five families, 119 cuts, one flat rate — pick by look and feel. Click a family to see its swatches below, or its ⓘ for what the fabric is and where it works best.
All covers cut to your exact dimensions — no stock sizes, zippered covers that remove for washing.
Review & order
Calculated live from your measurements — every line, no surprises.
Free shipping over $158 · $29 flat below
Estimates only — we re-verify every dimension before cutting and will contact you if anything looks off. Prefer email? Email me this quote
Odd shape or tricky frame? Upload a photo of your furniture or old cushion — one overall shot, plus a top and side view of the old cushion if you can.
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Made and shipped from the same bench
The full 119 sit in the configurator
Sewn to the numbers you send
A wrong cut is remade, not argued
The Beachside line at a glance
Beachside is Hampton Bay’s rope-look wicker sectional from Home Depot — a modular seating set with CushionGuard toffee-trellis tan cushions. Published figures for the line are thin: Home Depot’s own Q&A confirms the loveseat section’s seat cushion at 24.41 inches square with roughly 5 inches of loft, and that is the hard number we have; the armchair, corner and ottoman modules were never published anywhere.
So we built this page the honest way. Order the loveseat-section pads from the chart below, and for every other module, measure and order custom — same fabrics, same factory, and sectionals are exactly what our shape-based custom flow was built for. Treat all figures as approximate and confirm against your own cushions before ordering.
Check three things: (1) the white label under the seat frame or inside the arm — Hampton Bay model numbers usually start with a supplier code like GLD or THD; (2) your Home Depot order history or the original manual; (3) a tape measure — a 24.41" square seat pad on ~5" loft on a rope-look wicker frame — and no other published numbers anywhere. Our full measuring guide walks you through it.
Why 24.41 inches is a clue, not a typo
That odd figure in the chart — 24.41 inches — is not a measurement error. Convert it and it lands on a clean 62 centimeters, which reads like a spec drawn in metric tooling and translated for the American listing. It matters in a practical way: a pad that measures anywhere from about 24.25 to 24.5 on your tape is very likely the same cushion, with the spread coming from conversion rounding and normal foam tolerance. Expect the metric fingerprint, and the number stops being confusing.
Since only the loveseat section was ever published, the rest of a Beachside set has to be captured by you — and it goes faster with a system. Make a card for every module: width, depth and thickness at the thickest point, plus a quick trace of the corner shape (square, rounded, or cut away) and a numbered photo of where it sits in the configuration. A full set of cards turns a vague ‘ sectional’ into an order that arrives fitting, and sending them together means every module is cut from the same dye lot.
One structural note in your favor: Beachside frames are rope-weave, and woven rope grips a cushion noticeably better than slick aluminum or sealed wood. Shift is mild and self-correcting — nudge the pads square during your weekly tidy and the run stays aligned. If your set lives on a slope or gets hearty use, tie loops can be added to the corners; on flat ground most owners never bother.
One more note on the originals: years of sun beside a pool or on an open deck will have faded the factory covers unevenly — the cushion faces that faced south are now a different color from the ones that faced north. That is worth remembering when you pick a replacement shade from a fresh cut; match it to fabric that sat in shade or to the underside of a zipper panel, and the new set will land closer to what you remember buying.
Beachside cushion measurements — full chart
The Beachside line in full — width, depth, thickness, inches throughout. HD Q&A + owner-measured, treat as approximate
Measure before you order
Three minutes with a tape measure before ordering saves a remake — our measuring guide — on a sectional with sparse published data, measure every module separately: manufacturers varied module widths across runs, and each pad must match its own deck.
Closest Hampton Bay neighbors in the measured database: Beverly (the Beverly sectional modules) and Riley (the Riley lounge-and-sectional run) — each with its own dimension chart. For every other frame, see the full Hampton Bay replacement cushions index.
Fabric options
Same custom-fit dimensions, every fabric one price. Three fabric families cover most projects — all fabrics, one price: breathable cotton linen for covered spots, tech fabric for weather, premium velvet for indoor polish.
Choosing between tiers? See fabric tiers in the order flow — the dimensions stay put, fabric aside.
Pick a fabric for the rebuild
Pick a fabric for the rebuild — every series chart cuts in any of the 119 fabrics.
Frequently asked questions
The seat pad is 24.41" wide × 24.41" deep with about 5" of loft (owner reports run 5"–5.5"). Those metric-ish decimals are the signature of this line — round numbers usually mean a different series.
No trustworthy figures are published for those modules. Measure yours (width × depth × thickness, or trace odd shapes) and order custom — we cut every Beachside module to your numbers.
CushionGuard is Home Depot’s treatment brand on the original covers, not a cushion size system. It tells you the set is a modern Home Depot Hampton Bay sectional; it doesn’t change what you order here.
Pricing comes from our instant quote tool — enter your piece count and dimensions for a factory-direct estimate in seconds.
Each cushion is built post-order — a 4-7 business-day make-and-ship window: the production window runs 4–7 business days, with most fabrics eligible for 3–5 day rush service.
Send one. Attach a picture of the set — plus the old cushions if they survived — to your quote request, and the team verifies your numbers against the Beachside chart above before anything is cut.
Reasons to order from the factory
- Factory-direct. The outdoor cushion factory is us — each Beachside order is cut, filled, and sewn in-house. No middleman, no dropshipping.
- Density from 35D up to 65D. Seats get firm HR foam that keeps a clean front edge — softer than pancaked originals, built for years outside.
- No minimums on made-to-order work. Any piece, any fabric, from one cushion up to the full run.
- Cut within ± ½ inch, stated in writing. Before cutting, your numbers are confirmed against this chart; anything outside tolerance is remade on us.
Beachside replacement cushions — priced instantly in the customizer above.
Not sure about a size? Upload a photo and we’ll confirm the fit before we cut. Series mismatch? Start from any shape, custom order.
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