HomemaxCouch Guard Stain-Resistant Reversible Cover (Covers up to 1.5m Couches)
R299
About
Keep your couch Clean and Mess Free!
Tired of sofa slipcovers that require tucking and tying but want to protect your couch from pets, spills and stains. Then you need the easy-to-use Homemax Couch Guard. Homemax Couch Guard protects your furniture from unsightly stains, shedding pets and messy kids.
Just drape it over your couch for everyday use and remove it when company comes or for easy machine washing. It even has arm covers to protect armrests. It is reversible so you can change the look with a simple flip.
Perfect to warm up cold leather couches or give older furniture an instant facelift. Forget expensive reupholstering or buying a new couch. Just get Homemax Couch Guard and keep your couch looking like new!
Product Features:
- Reversible cover in chocolate brown/neutral beige matches any décor
- Won’t budge once installed until you’re ready to remove it
- Microfiber polyester material is machine washable
- Covers high traffic areas and keeps your sofa safe from paws, claws, messy hands, drips and dribbles, dirty shoes, pet hair, and more
- Perfect for keeping new couches looking new or freshening up old furniture
- Easy to fold and take with you on vacation or while visiting friends and family
- Provides excellent back seat coverage while transporting pets or children
Size:
- Can cover couches up to 1,5m long
- Flaps cover Couch arms
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