New (11) from $10.45 Sold by Covers for the Home and Fulfilled by Amazon. See more product details Shop products for every room in your home from your Garage to your Kitchen. LAMINET Vinyl Chair Protectors, Clear, 26X253/4-Inch, Fits Chairs up to 21x21-Inch, Set of 2DetailsBenson Mills Clear Plastic Tablecloth, 60-Inch by 84-Inch FREE Shipping on orders over . Clear Heavy Duty Vinyl "Cover Your Seat" Chair Seat Protector Set of 2; Protrect your upholstered chair from spills and accidents with these "invisible" crystal clear "bibs"; Ideal for children or dinner parties;Custom fits most chairs 26 x 25.8 x 0 inches 3.4 out of 5 stars #384 in Home and Garden (See top 100) #2 in Home & Kitchen > Home Décor > Slipcovers > Dining Chair Slipcovers 9.4 ounces (View shipping rates and policies) SmartSeat Dining Chair Cover and Protector - Pack of 2 - Sandstone Tan - Removable, Waterproof, Machine Washable, Stain Resistant, Soft, Comfortable Fabric for Kids, Pets, Entertaining, Eldercare
Clear Vinyl Chair Protectors Fits Chairs up to 21 Inches by 21 Inches - Set of 4 (Clear) SmartSeat Dining Chair Cover and Protector (Sandstone Tan), Removable, Waterproof, Machine Washable, Stain Resistant, Soft, Comfortable Fabric for Kids, Pets, Entertaining, Eldercare 5 star35%4 star19%3 star16%2 star11%1 star19%See all verified purchase reviewsTop Customer ReviewsGreat Buy For Messy Kids! I customized this for a Glass Dinette Set with a couple other products that worked great!With a little extra work this product is OK.I would not recommend these seat covers to anyone based on my experienceDon't waste your money like I didIf you like chinet plates and dixie cups then you will love these.No way- might as well use seran wrap... it'd look betterNot too great See and discover other items: chair under $100, chair office seat cushions, heavy duty bar stools, kitchen table chairs, dining room chair cushions, arm protectors for chairsCompare New Products Low Price Clear Plastic Seat Chair Cover And Outdoor Chair Cover Shanxi Top Industries Co., Ltd. US $1-20 1 Bag Transaction Level
Diy Plastic Chair CoversDiy Folding Chair CoversFolding ChairsKaz S WeddingDead WeddingWedding PlansWinter WeddingWedding StuffAshunti S SweetForwardQuick and easy folding chair covers...Dollar Store rectangular plastic table cloths cut in half, drape over the top and tuck the other end through the opening in the chair. Fluff and anchor with napkin ring.Wainscoting helps protect the paint on your walls. Paint scratches from chairs on your dining room walls are a homeowner’s nightmare. You can use different methods to fix these nicks and dings, but the most common solution is patching up your walls and repainting. This kind of repair can become both time-consuming and costly; instead, use preventative measures that will protect your walls, such as adding protective buffers to your chairs and using durable materials. Cover-up Chairs An easy and simple solution to keep chairs from scratching your dining room walls is to cover them with slipcovers. Slipcovers soften the contact to your walls, and, if the chairs hit the wall, create minimal buffs or marks.
If you cannot find slipcovers within your budget or color scheme, cover the top half of your chairs with a pillowcase. Choose a high-thread-count case -- 300 or more -- to offer the best quality and protection for your walls. When deciding on the color or design of your slipcovers or pillowcases, choose a simple pattern that incorporates the room’s secondary color. If your wall color is a soft beige or taupe, the primary color, and your curtains have a yellow-orange pattern; the yellow-orange is your secondary color. Choose a pattern or color similar to your curtain’s design. Add Bumpers or Felt Adding clear- or light-colored rubber or felt bumpers to the backs of your chairs helps prevent scratches and damage to your dining room walls. Most hardware stores have many different colors, types and sizes of bumpers that are unnoticeable on your chairs. The trick is to find the spots on the back of your chair where it hits the wall, then simply remove the paper on the back of the bumper and stick them on your chair.
Clear plastic bumpers -- use dime-sized -- blend in nicely; if you do not care for the clear bumpers, they also come in other colors -- black, light and dark browns -- that match most chair finishes and colors. The felt bumpers are another option, but they come in an array of browns so they blend in better with natural wood finishes. A Chair Rail While a chair rail is normally an aesthetic feature for your dining room, it can be applied to your dining room walls to protect them from chair dings. A chair rail is placed at 1/3 the height of the wall to keep the overall design balanced; for example, in a room with an 8-foot ceiling, install a chair rail 32 inches from the floor. Chairs normally rest at 36 inches, so use a large piece of trim that is 4- to 5-inches long placed at a height of 32 inches. If you decide to use a chair rail, install wood painted with a high-gloss paint that matches the floor trim as well as the window and door frames in your dining room. A chair rail adds a decorative touch to your dining room and provides the opportunity to add another color or pattern to your walls.
Typically, another paint color, wallpaper or wainscoting panel is added below the chair rail for a traditional, classic look. These color and design options should be planned, so your color scheme and patterns match and complement each other; for example, if you plan to use complementary color scheme, paint a light blue on your walls above the chair rail, with a yellow-orange wallpaper pattern below the chair rail with white trim and accents. Apply a Wallcovering or Border Applying a high-quality wall covering or border to your dining room wall protects it from chair scratches. If you purchase a Type II commercial wall covering -- used in high-traffic areas such as hotel hallways -- made of vinyl surface laminate, a woven substrate of fabric or a non-woven synthetic substrate will withstand minor bumps and dings. While commercial wall coverings may be expensive or not have as many color choices or patterns, some less-expensive residential wall coverings with vinyl surfaces and tight-woven fabrics can withstand usage better than their commercial cousins.