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product_id: 71565839
title: "Algoma Net 4916-57 Cover, NO SIZE, Black/Ebony"
price: "HK$474"
currency: HKD
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 8
url: https://www.desertcart.hk/products/71565839-algoma-net-4916-57-cover-no-size-black-ebony
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# Supports up to 250 lbs Fits standard folding frames Made in the USA quality Algoma Net 4916-57 Cover, NO SIZE, Black/Ebony

**Price:** HK$474
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🖤 Elevate your vintage vibe with a sleek, durable cover that keeps your chair—and style—timeless.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Algoma Net 4916-57 Cover, NO SIZE, Black/Ebony
- **How much does it cost?** HK$474 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hk](https://www.desertcart.hk/products/71565839-algoma-net-4916-57-cover-no-size-black-ebony)

## Best For

- Customers looking for quality international products

## Why This Product

- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Proudly American-Made:** Crafted in the USA, ensuring quality and supporting local manufacturing.
- • **Durable Cotton Comfort:** Soft yet sturdy cotton fabric that feels hammock-like for all-day relaxation.
- • **Lightweight & Washable:** Easy to clean and maintain, keeping your chair fresh and inviting.
- • **Effortless Style Refresh:** Swap covers to match your evolving space without replacing the whole chair.
- • **Universal Fit Flexibility:** Designed for Algoma folding frames but adaptable to many standard butterfly chairs.

## Overview

The Algoma Net 4916-57 Replacement Cover is a heavy-duty, black cotton cover designed for Algoma folding butterfly chairs and many standard frames. Supporting up to 250 lbs, it measures 35" wide at the top and 29" across the seat front. Made in the USA, this washable cover offers an economical way to refresh your chair’s look indoors, with a comfortable hammock-like feel. Note: Not recommended for prolonged outdoor exposure due to potential fading and mildew risk.

## Description

Did you change your color scheme? No problem, buy a different color replacement cover, and continue to enjoy your butterfly chair in your new surroundings. IMPORTANT NOTICE - Not recommended to be left outside while not in use. Will fade if left in sunlight for extended periods of time. Do not leave outside when raining. Will hold water if left in rain, may cause mildew. Dry thoroughly if becomes wet. These will not fit all models of Butterfly chairs. They are designed by Algoma Net Company for Algoma Butterfly Chairs. Users have used them successfully on other brand chairs. Results may vary.

Review: Fits My Vintage Butterfly Frames 🙌 - 3 vintage butterfly frames (non-folding) made of a single tube of steel recently came into my possession. I looked at Circa50, D&J Patio and then these Algoma covers as replacement options. Circa50 was the most expensive. My frames were a size D, the largest and most expensive covers based on frame size in the outdoor vinyl material, $65 plus $7 shipping, $72 total for EACH cover. Hefty. No free shipping here after a certain purchase amount. D&J were marginally cheaper. Although I wanted to keep these chairs indoors, I wanted to invest in outdoor quality covers. For D&J Patio's "Space Weave" covers, they came out to be $49 a pop. Plus shipping and taxes to my area for 3 covers, the math came out to about $57 a pop. Still pricy. I requested samples from Circa50 weeks ago. Never heard from them and I've also heard that D&J is slow to ship and their website isn't completely accurate as to what is in stock (so I've heard)... Their website also looks like it was built in 1997 and never changed. I didn't have much faith in neither to deliver. The only reason I looked at these other options was because I wanted WHITE covers. Not tan, beige, cream, "natural" or off-white, but a crisp, clean white. I soon learned from a blog that D&J's white covers clearly have a tan banding around the edges. Boo. 👎 Crossed them off my list. Algoma doesn't have white, only "natural" so I opted for black, my next choice. To be honest, the fit isn't the best. But they fit, which is a very good thing for these frames that are 31-33" at the top widest points to 29" across the bottom. Reference the Circa50 diagrams on their site for where I measured if there's confusion on that. My frames are basically Size D. I hope my photos help somewhat. The top fits fine but the bottom is quite taut. I hope with time the fabric will stretch and relax a bit. They're comfortable and feel hammock-y. I'm pleased with the quality stitching and the fact that they're being produced in the USA. Only time will tell if these will really hold up but at $21 with Prime shipping, I can't really complain. I only bought one to test as I got the frames with their beat up faux white leather covers from the previous owner. But once the other covers are really out of commission, I plan to buy another two in black very very soon. I hope Algoma never stops making these! P.S., if you're having trouble putting these covers on your frames, start with one of the top pockets first, then the other... Followed by one of the bottoms and stretch to fit the last one. I'm also pretty sure the size of my frames are the maximum size these will fit on. Because 29" across the bottom was a slight stretch but it all took but a minute or two to make it work. 🙂 Edit: I also know from other reviews these will likely fade in the sun... No problem for me since I plan to keep them indoor-only. If you really want them to last outdoors... Then it's likely best to invest in the Circa50 covers. There was also another review saying they thought these covers were "cheap cheap cheap," but I say they're economical. Look at the price ($21). Also Target no longer sells whatever covers they were talking about. To me these feel durable and good value for the price. I know Target or one of its brands recently released a wooden folding chair but even the reviews for that and the cover it came with was not good (and they don't offer replacement covers). I'll edit my review as time goes on and hopefully I remember to once some time has passed. Also please pay no mind to the lint on the black cover... It was from a pill-y sweater.
Review: Great deal, but for slightly smaller butterfly chairs only. - This product is of excellent quality, the price is great, and the shipping speed was amazingly quick. I have three butterfly chairs - two originals from the early '50s, and one of the slightly smaller, folding, reproduction models of more recent vintage. While the canvas cover I bought could possibly be **made** to fit the older large chair frames with a little stretching, I do not recommend this for reasons of the undue stress and strain it would put on the material and seams long-term. However, it does fit the smaller folding chair perfectly. Covers should fit and hang loosely (like a hammock) and not be stretched tightly. My parents, who owned my older/larger chairs originally, found that out long ago. Covers that are too snug may work for a short time, but will eventually prematurely rip out under use if anyone larger than a child sits in them. And if the chairs ar kept outdoors they will doso in no time at all. Thankfully, I only bought the one cover (as a test) to see what size it was. Sadly, I will still have to go to on of the other on-line vendors to get the larger "size D" covers for the other two chairs that I have.

## Features

- Heavy duty replacement cover for Algoma folding butterfly chair frame
- Weight capacity 250 lbs
- Will fit many standard folding frame (frame not included)
- Measures 35 inches at widest points across the top, 29 inches at widest point across the front of seat
- Made In the USA

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #335,004 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #489 in Patio Chair Covers |
| Color | Black/Ebony |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 446 Reviews |
| Material | Cotton |
| Product Dimensions | 19"D x 36"W x 26"H |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Chair |
| Special Feature | Washable |
| Style | Butterfly Chair Replacement Cover |

## Product Details

- **Product Dimensions:** 19"D x 36"W x 26"H
- **Color:** Black/Ebony
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Chair
- **Special Feature:** Washable
- **Material:** Cotton

## Images

![Algoma Net 4916-57 Cover, NO SIZE, Black/Ebony - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/511jm6bfYFL.jpg)
![Algoma Net 4916-57 Cover, NO SIZE, Black/Ebony - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51jOX+i9yML.jpg)
![Algoma Net 4916-57 Cover, NO SIZE, Black/Ebony - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/616MKn2h4EL.jpg)
![Algoma Net 4916-57 Cover, NO SIZE, Black/Ebony - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71+F20vXLOL.jpg)
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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fits My Vintage Butterfly Frames 🙌
*by O***Z on March 1, 2018*

3 vintage butterfly frames (non-folding) made of a single tube of steel recently came into my possession. I looked at Circa50, D&J Patio and then these Algoma covers as replacement options. Circa50 was the most expensive. My frames were a size D, the largest and most expensive covers based on frame size in the outdoor vinyl material, $65 plus $7 shipping, $72 total for EACH cover. Hefty. No free shipping here after a certain purchase amount. D&J were marginally cheaper. Although I wanted to keep these chairs indoors, I wanted to invest in outdoor quality covers. For D&J Patio's "Space Weave" covers, they came out to be $49 a pop. Plus shipping and taxes to my area for 3 covers, the math came out to about $57 a pop. Still pricy. I requested samples from Circa50 weeks ago. Never heard from them and I've also heard that D&J is slow to ship and their website isn't completely accurate as to what is in stock (so I've heard)... Their website also looks like it was built in 1997 and never changed. I didn't have much faith in neither to deliver. The only reason I looked at these other options was because I wanted WHITE covers. Not tan, beige, cream, "natural" or off-white, but a crisp, clean white. I soon learned from a blog that D&J's white covers clearly have a tan banding around the edges. Boo. 👎 Crossed them off my list. Algoma doesn't have white, only "natural" so I opted for black, my next choice. To be honest, the fit isn't the best. But they fit, which is a very good thing for these frames that are 31-33" at the top widest points to 29" across the bottom. Reference the Circa50 diagrams on their site for where I measured if there's confusion on that. My frames are basically Size D. I hope my photos help somewhat. The top fits fine but the bottom is quite taut. I hope with time the fabric will stretch and relax a bit. They're comfortable and feel hammock-y. I'm pleased with the quality stitching and the fact that they're being produced in the USA. Only time will tell if these will really hold up but at $21 with Prime shipping, I can't really complain. I only bought one to test as I got the frames with their beat up faux white leather covers from the previous owner. But once the other covers are really out of commission, I plan to buy another two in black very very soon. I hope Algoma never stops making these! P.S., if you're having trouble putting these covers on your frames, start with one of the top pockets first, then the other... Followed by one of the bottoms and stretch to fit the last one. I'm also pretty sure the size of my frames are the maximum size these will fit on. Because 29" across the bottom was a slight stretch but it all took but a minute or two to make it work. 🙂 Edit: I also know from other reviews these will likely fade in the sun... No problem for me since I plan to keep them indoor-only. If you really want them to last outdoors... Then it's likely best to invest in the Circa50 covers. There was also another review saying they thought these covers were "cheap cheap cheap," but I say they're economical. Look at the price ($21). Also Target no longer sells whatever covers they were talking about. To me these feel durable and good value for the price. I know Target or one of its brands recently released a wooden folding chair but even the reviews for that and the cover it came with was not good (and they don't offer replacement covers). I'll edit my review as time goes on and hopefully I remember to once some time has passed. Also please pay no mind to the lint on the black cover... It was from a pill-y sweater.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great deal, but for slightly smaller butterfly chairs only.
*by T***K on June 19, 2019*

This product is of excellent quality, the price is great, and the shipping speed was amazingly quick. I have three butterfly chairs - two originals from the early '50s, and one of the slightly smaller, folding, reproduction models of more recent vintage. While the canvas cover I bought could possibly be **made** to fit the older large chair frames with a little stretching, I do not recommend this for reasons of the undue stress and strain it would put on the material and seams long-term. However, it does fit the smaller folding chair perfectly. Covers should fit and hang loosely (like a hammock) and not be stretched tightly. My parents, who owned my older/larger chairs originally, found that out long ago. Covers that are too snug may work for a short time, but will eventually prematurely rip out under use if anyone larger than a child sits in them. And if the chairs ar kept outdoors they will doso in no time at all. Thankfully, I only bought the one cover (as a test) to see what size it was. Sadly, I will still have to go to on of the other on-line vendors to get the larger "size D" covers for the other two chairs that I have.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Nice cover
*by M***N on January 18, 2024*

I bought a set of these for my 2 outdoor butterfly chairs. One chair is an original vintage one and the other is a reproduction, and they’ve got slightly different dimensions. These fit beautifully on both! Now I left the black ones out on the deck all summer long in full sun, from May through October. They did fade some, maybe a 10-15% loss of color. I’m happy with that personally and just tossed them in with Rit Dye for a refreshed black.

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