West Park Replacement Cushions for Hampton Bay (2026 Exact-Fit Guide)
Exact OEM dimensions for each piece of the Hampton Bay West Park line — taken from OEM and 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
All 119 viewable in the configurator
Your dimensions, cut as entered
Outside the tolerance, it is remade on us
The West Park line at a glance
West Park is an obscure Hampton Bay line, and the public record for it is exactly one number: a replacement seat cover listed at 31 inches wide, 24.25 inches deep, on an extraordinary 8.5 inches of loft. That profile — over-stuffed, tufted-looking, deep — is the line’s whole identity, and it’s the opposite of the slim modern pads most catalogs stock.
So this page works differently. Below is the one published figure, flagged as approximate; everything else in the West Park program is cut to your measurements. If your pads measure differently — production varied — send the numbers and we cut to them. cotton linen, tech fabric, or premium velvet, factory-made and factory-shipped.
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 — an 8.5-inch loft on a 31-inch-wide seat — the deepest, over-stuffiest profile of any Hampton Bay line we list. Our full measuring guide walks you through it.
Eight and a half inches of loft: the West Park identity
The one public West Park number is a striking one: a 31 × 24.25 seat cover riding on 8.5 inches of loft. For scale, standard outdoor seat pads run 4 to 6 inches — the originals were nearly double that, an over-stuffed profile that sat you high and read as upholstered furniture rather than patio kit. That loft is the line’s whole identity, and it is why slim modern replacements look wrong on the frame: an 8.5-inch chair wearing a 5-inch pad leaves the fabric standing off the frame like a loose jacket. For scale against the rest of the catalog: at 31 inches wide this is the widest single-chair pad in our measured library, six inches past a generous lounge seat — barrel-chair scale, deep enough to sit cross-legged in.
The cover-versus-rebuild decision matters more on West Park than on most lines, because the public listing was for a cover only — implying the original foam was expected to outlast its fabric. Foam that still springs back under a flat palm supports a cover-only re-cut: send the cover’s seam-to-seam measurements plus its thickness, and the new cover is cut to them. Foam that stays compressed under your hand has reached the end regardless — an over-stuffed profile with dead foam collapses inward from the sides, and no cover, however well cut, fixes that geometry.
The original shade was midnight blue; when matching a surviving piece, Navy Blue and Deep blue olefin bracket it closely in the fabric range. If the whole set is being re-cut, this is a rare line where the silhouette is generous enough to carry light tones — White or warm Khaki canvas makes the thick pads read as deliberate upholstery rather than bulk. Either route, the thickness is the order: 8.5 inches is the number that makes it West Park. Send photographs of the frame with your measurements when you order: on a build this thick, the corner seams decide the fit far more than the top surface does, because the cover has to wrap a cube, not a slab.
West Park cushion sizes, charted in full
Full-line figures for West Park — width, depth, thickness, all inches. one owner-measured figure — treat as approximate
Not seeing your piece? A photo and your tape numbers settle it — any Hampton Bay frame can be custom-cushioned. Not sure it’s West Park? the step-by-step measuring guide settles which series you own.
Measure before you order
Set aside three minutes with the measuring guide — on a line this thick, measure loft at the edge seam, not the sewn center, and confirm width across the widest point.
Closest Hampton Bay neighbors in the measured database: Santa Rosa (the Santa Rosa pair) and Windsor (the Windsor line) — each with its own dimension chart. Frames beyond these two: all Hampton Bay cushion series, each with its own fit chart.
Fabric options & estimated pricing
Same exact-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.
Still weighing options? See the fabric lineup in the custom order flow — any fabric, same dimensions.
Estimates cover whole pieces with every cushion, built to order. At checkout the final quote is confirmed. The cover closes with a zippered seam (covers remove for washing).
Fabric options for the rebuild
Fabric options for the rebuild — every series chart cuts in any of the 119 fabrics.
Frequently asked questions
That’s the one published figure — an unusually deep loft, and it should be treated as approximate. Measure your own pad’s thickness at the edge and we’ll cut to your number.
West Park is a short-run, low-volume line and the public record is a single aftermarket cover listing. Rather than publish guesses, we cut every piece to your measurements.
Yes — ship us your old cover or send precise measurements of each piece, and we replicate it exactly, in any fabric.
Estimated pricing from $216 to $260 for the seat cover (complete, all cushions) — every fabric, one price across 35D to 65D foam densities. Final quote confirmed before we cut.
Made after ordering, never before — a 4-7 business-day make-and-ship window: production takes 4–7 business days standard, while rush service delivers in 3–5 on most fabrics.
Yes. Include a photo of your furniture, and of the original pads if you kept them, with the quote request; we verify the figures against the West Park chart before cutting starts.
What you get ordering from us
- Factory-direct. This is the outdoor cushion factory — your West Park order gets cut, filled, and sewn on our floor, with no go-between and no dropship.
- 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.
- Order-made, no minimums. Any piece, any fabric — a single cushion or a whole set.
- ± ½ inch, guaranteed in writing. We verify your figures against the chart before the cut — pieces outside tolerance get remade at no cost.
West Park replacement cushions from $216 — a four-step quote.
Not sure about a size? Upload a photo and we’ll confirm the fit before we cut. Different line? Locate your shape and order custom.
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