Windsor Replacement Cushions for Hampton Bay (2026 Custom-Fit Guide)

Collected reference measurements for every piece of the Hampton Bay Windsor line — measured from OEM & supplier listings.

Hampton Bay Windsor replacement cushions — brown wicker conversation set, cut to OEM series dimensions

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.

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Measure the old cushion flat, edge to edge — never the frame.

Units in — decimals (23.5) or fractions (23 1/2)
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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.

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All covers cut to your exact dimensions — no stock sizes, zippered covers that remove for washing.

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Calculated live from your measurements — every line, no surprises.

Price breakdown

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

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Factory Direct

The workshop that cuts it is the one that ships it

119 Fabrics

Scroll all 119 in the configurator first

±½″ Tolerance

Cut to the dimensions you supply

Remake Free

Wrong build or wrong fabric, remade free

The Windsor line at a glance

Windsor is a classic brown-wicker Hampton Bay conversation line from Home Depot, sold as lounge chairs, a 3-seat sofa, an ottoman and a dining group. Its cushion geometry is distinctive: slim 4-inch seats paired with plush 6-inch back pillows — a reversal of the usual ratio that makes worn Windsor sets look especially saggy, and makes correct replacement thickness matter.

We cut every Windsor piece to the published dimensions below — 4" seats, 6" backs, exact widths — in cotton linen, tech fabric, or premium velvet, made where they are shipped from.

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 4"-thick 24" square seat under a 6"-thick back pillow is the Windsor signature — the reversed profile identifies the line at a glance. Our full measuring guide walks you through it.

Thin seats, plush backs: Windsor's reversed geometry

Windsor runs 4-inch seats under 6-inch backs — the reverse of most lines, which spend their foam budget on the seat. The effect is specific: a thin seat keeps the sitting platform firm and level because there is little foam to compress, while the plush 22.1-inch back carries the actual comfort. Worn Windsor sets sag characteristically — the 6-inch backs slump to five and the whole silhouette drops — but because the comfort lives in the back, a set with new backs and serviceable seats often reads as fully revived. The lounge seat is a perfect 24 × 24 square — a rare cut in this catalog — and a square pad has a trick of its own: sitting pressure lands on the front edge, so a quarter-turn each spring moves that edge to the back four times over before the pad returns to its original orientation.

The sofa seat runs three identical 24 × 24 modules, and identical modules mean interchangeable positions: rotate the center pad — the least-worn seat in any house — to an end slot each season and the sofa wears evenly for years. The ottoman’s 23.1 × 19.1 × 5.5 figures carry decimal points because they were measured from actual pieces rather than rounded for a brochure; expect your tape to land within a quarter inch. One caution: our Windsor dining figures are still being re-verified against a slipcover listing, so measure your dining frames before ordering that piece.

Windsor shipped as brown wicker, and brown wicker sets its own palette rules. Neutrals let the weave carry the warmth — Beige and Khaki canvas are the quiet majority choice — while Claret is the confident alternative that photographs beautifully against a brown frame. Whichever way it goes, keep seats and backs in one fabric; on a line whose proportions are already unusual, a two-tone treatment exaggerates the split rather than dressing it. Between that rotation habit and the interchangeable sofa modules, a Windsor set can run a decade on one set of seats with only the 6-inch backs needing attention — convenient, since the backs are the inexpensive half of any order.

Windsor cushion measurements — full chart

>Piece>Part>Qty>Width × Depth × Thickness (in.)
>Lounge Chair>Seat>1>24 × 24 × 4
>Lounge Chair>Back>1>24 × 22.1 × 6
>Sofa (3-seat)>Seat>3>24 × 24 × 4 (three separate cushions, each 24" wide)
>Sofa (3-seat)>Back>3>24 × 22.1 × 6 (three separate cushions, each 24" wide)
>Ottoman>Ottoman>1>23.1 × 19.1 × 5.5
>Dining Chair>Seat + back (slipcover set)>1>20.25 × 22 × 4.25

The Windsor line in full — width, depth, thickness, inches throughout. dims from Home Depot listings —

What Qty means: "Qty" is the number of separate cushions — the 3-seat sofa takes three 24"-wide seat pads and three separate back pillows, not joined pieces.
Data note: Windsor figures come from Home Depot product listings and an official slipcover listing; the dining row reflects the two-piece slipcover set (seat + back). Treat every number as a starting point — when in doubt, measure your own pads and send us the numbers.

Nothing matches your piece? Ship us a photo with the measurements — we make custom pads for all Hampton Bay frames. Not sure it’s Windsor? the full measuring guide covers identifying your series by numbers.

Measure before you order

Before anything else, spend three minutes with our measuring guide — especially the back thickness: 6" backs are on the plush end, and substituting 5" pillows drops the sitting position noticeably.

Closest Hampton Bay neighbors in the measured database: Monticello (the Monticello set) and Woodbury (the Woodbury trio) — each with its own dimension chart. Every series we have measured sits in the Hampton Bay replacement cushions database.

Fabric options

Same custom-fit dimensions, every fabric one price. Cotton linen is the durable everyday pick; tech fabric is water-resistant and wipes clean; premium velvet delivers the high-end look and stands up to cat claws.

Undecided on fabric? Browse the full fabric list in the customizer — pick any fabric, keep the dimensions.

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Rebuild fabrics

Rebuild fabrics — every series chart cuts in any of the 119 fabrics.

Frequently asked questions

Yes — 6" backs over 4" seats, a reversal of most lines. Keep the ratio when ordering: matching-thickness backs flatten the whole silhouette.

They share the per-seat module: one 24" × 24" seat and one back per seat. A lounge chair takes one of each, the sofa three of each. Count your seats.

23.1" wide × 19.1" deep × 5.5" thick — those fractional dimensions are why generic ottoman pads sit loose on this line.

Pricing comes from our instant quote tool — enter your piece count and dimensions for a factory-direct estimate in seconds.

Every set is cut and sewn after you order — a 4-7 business-day make-and-ship window, crafted in 4–7 business days then flat-rate shipped to your door. The 3–5 day rush applies to the majority of 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 Windsor chart before cutting starts.

Reasons to order from the factory

Windsor replacement cushions — get an instant quote in the customizer above.

Not sure about a size? Upload a photo and we’ll confirm the fit before we cut. Another line entirely? Shape first, custom order second.

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