Collection: Egg Chair Cushion Replacements

Replacement Egg Chair Cushions

Most egg chair frames last well over a decade. The cushion is usually the first thing to go — the foam compresses, the fabric fades, or the cover just needs a refresh. Rather than replacing the whole chair, a replacement cushion is the practical fix. This collection covers cushions for standard single-basket egg chairs, wider double-basket frames, and outdoor models that need weather-resistant fabric.

Which cushion fits your chair?

Egg chair cushions are not universal — the fit depends on the internal diameter of your basket and whether you have a single or double-seater frame. Before ordering, measure the internal width of your basket at its widest point and check the seat depth from back to front. The product listings include specific dimensions for each cushion.

If you bought your egg chair from us, check your order confirmation for the model name — we can confirm compatibility directly. If your chair came from elsewhere, the basket diameter is the most reliable measurement to go by.

What the cushions are made from

The cushions in this collection use one of two fill materials, depending on the model:

• High-density sponge foam — the most common fill in our standard cushions. Holds its shape well under regular use, typically 8–10 cm thick. Suitable for covered outdoor areas or indoor use. Not designed to be left out in rain.
• Quick-dry foam with Oxford fabric cover — used in our outdoor-rated cushions. The foam has an open-cell structure that drains and dries faster after rain. The Oxford fabric cover resists UV fading better than standard polyester. If your chair lives outside year-round in Queensland or coastal areas, this is the one to choose.

Cover fabrics vary by cushion — some are removable and machine washable, others are spot-clean only. Each listing specifies which applies. If you're in a humid climate or have pets, a removable cover is worth prioritising.

Keeping the cushion in good shape

A few habits make a real difference to how long the cushion lasts, especially outdoors:

• Bring it in during heavy rain if it's a standard foam cushion. Even water-resistant covers will let moisture through eventually, and foam that stays wet for days will start to break down and can develop mould inside.
• Spot clean spills quickly. Most cover fabrics respond well to a damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid soaking the whole cushion unless the cover is removable.
• Rotate it occasionally if the chair gets heavy use in one spot — the foam will compress unevenly otherwise.
• Use a chair cover if the chair is outdoors and uncovered. An egg chair cover keeps UV off the fabric and stops debris collecting in the basket between uses.

Other parts you might need at the same time

If you're doing a refresh, it's worth checking these at the same time rather than ordering separately later:

• Chair mat — if your egg chair sits on timber, tiles, or polished concrete indoors, an egg chair mat protects the floor from the base and stops the chair sliding.
• Replacement stand — if the frame is the issue rather than the cushion, our egg chair stands are sold separately. Most are compatible with standard-sized egg chair baskets.
• Chair cover — keeps the cushion and basket clean between uses, particularly useful if the chair is on an exposed deck or balcony.