Hampton Bay Glider Cushions
Factory Direct — The workshop that cuts it is the one that ships it
119 Fabrics — Every fabric on the list, open in the configurator
Moving-Frame Fits — Pads cut for glide travel, not static frames
Free Remake — Miss on our side and the remake is free
Hampton Bay Glider Replacement Cushions — the Edington bench, charted (2026)
The one Hampton Bay set that glides: the Edington glider bench, measured to OEM figures — its full-width pad, its swivel sibling, and how a moving frame changes the cushion brief.
The Edington glider bench, at a glance
Across the 24 measured Hampton Bay series, exactly one is a glider: the Edington 48-inch glider bench, a two-seat frame that sweeps back and forth on a fixed track. Its cushion is a single full-width pad — 48 × 21.5 inches, 5 inches thick — spanning both seats. The Edington line also includes a swivel lounge chair and an ottoman; those charts live on the series page.
Confirming yours is the Edington bench: (1) it seats two on one pad; (2) the frame glides fore-aft on an exposed track rather than rocking on rockers; (3) the tape reads close to 48 × 21.5. Hampton Bay also sold rocker-style pieces under other names — if yours rocks on curved rockers or seats one, it’s a different line: send a photo and we’ll place it.
What a moving frame changes about cushions
A glider pad lives on a seat that travels several inches fore and aft every minute of use. Anything that anchors the cushion to a fixed point fights that motion — so the OEM design skips external fasteners entirely. The pad stays put the honest way: a close fit to the seat’s inside dimensions and fabric with enough surface grip.
That’s the brief we cut to. Exact dimensions taken from your old pad, edge to edge, so the cushion fills the seat without slack to shift in. We don’t add ties, and we don’t promise non-slip backing treatments — on a gliding frame those features either interfere with the motion or over-promise. Fit and fabric do the work.
The one-piece design matters too. Two separate pads on the Edington bench drift apart at the center seam within a few glide cycles. The original is one slab for a reason; we rebuild it as one slab, 48 inches wide, or re-cut to your exact figures if yours measures different.
Thickness rounds out the brief: 5 inches of foam on the seat, matched by a full-width back. Thinner pads sink the sitter toward the frame and let the pad wander; the OEM thickness is the tested one.
Edington glider bench — the numbers
The glider bench cushion measured to OEM figures, alongside its two line-mates from the Edington series.
Rocker, loveseat-glider or one-seat glider from another label? Those aren’t charted — send the photo and your tape measurements and we cut to your numbers regardless.
Measure before you order
For the bench pad: full width edge to edge (48 inches on a standard Edington), depth front to back, thickness at the seam — measured on the old pad, not the frame. For the back: width and height. Guided walkthroughs here.
Fabric options & estimated pricing
Gliders earn their keep barefoot at dawn — cotton linen and solution-dyed acrylic both handle morning dew and wipe clean. All 119 fabrics, one flat rate, cut to your bench’s exact figures.
Pricing per complete piece, made to order. The bench pad is quoted as the full one-piece build; nothing is cut before the final quote is confirmed.
Rebuild in any fabric
Rebuild in any fabric — the Edington charts cut in any of the 119 fabrics.
Frequently asked questions
Which Hampton Bay set is the glider?
The Edington glider bench — a two-seat frame gliding on an exposed track, one 48 × 21.5 × 5-inch pad spanning both seats. It’s the only glider among the 24 measured Hampton Bay series.
How do the cushions stay on without ties?
Fit and fabric. The pad is cut to the seat’s exact inside dimensions so there’s no slack to wander in, in fabrics with enough surface grip for the motion. We don’t add ties or promise non-slip backing treatments — on a gliding frame, close tolerance is the honest solution.
Can one pad really span both seats?
That’s the OEM design — a single 48-inch slab, not two pads. Two separate cushions drift apart at the center within a few glide cycles, which is why the bench ships one piece and why we rebuild it as one piece.
How much do Hampton Bay glider cushions cost?
The Edington glider bench pad runs $259 to $287 depending on foam density (35D to 65D), at every fabric one price. The swivel chair and ottoman from the same line are charted above for reference.
How long does a custom glider bench pad take?
Every set is cut and sewn after you order — 4-7 business days to craft, a 4-7 business-day make-and-ship window to your door. Rush service (3-5 business days) covers most of the fabric list.
My glider isn’t a Hampton Bay — can you still cut one?
Yes. Any glider, any brand, no label needed — the same three numbers (width, depth, thickness) plus the back’s width and height. Upload a photo with your measurements and we’ll confirm the brief before cutting.
What you get ordering from us
- Factory-direct. Orders land at the outdoor cushion factory itself — the cutting, filling, and sewing on your set is all done here. Nothing is brokered or dropshipped.
- Foam density 35–65D. Every seat is filled firm — high-resilience cores that hold the edge, softer than the flattened pads they replace and cut for outdoor seasons.
- 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.
Hampton Bay glider bench pads from $259 — four steps to a quote.
Rocker, not glider? Send a photo of the base — rockers and gliders cut differently, and we’ll tell you which yours needs.