Lawn Chair Webbing

Yeah I always have to keep in mind where I am. The last lawn chairs I priced were chaisse lounges in Siriana. Equal to something like 122 dollars each. Segundas which are second-hand stores sometimes sell chairs with rusted rivets and ready-to-snap webbing for 25-dollars. Gotta FIX things down here. Hopefully so they last a long time.

well, decided to just keep the ones we have, and found a couple more a t a sale. so instead of re-webbing and fixing rivets, and against my better judgement, i guess i have to retire the old worn ones and suck it up and buy a couple more, maybe an excuse for another Christmas present. Good Luck & Be Safe ! ! !

Want a lifetime solution, buy seat belt webbing.

I purchased a couple of one hundred dollar chairs. The webbing of couse deteriorated.

Now, a person can GOOGLE for this stuff I had to do it the hard way.

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Fourteen years later the webbing looks like new. The chairs remain outside. I slapped six coats of marine varnish on the aluminum tubes and bars. After I kick the bucket jesus and brenda will pass them down to the grandkids on and onward.

It wan't cheap but it turns out cheaper in the long run by far. If your chairs are worth it in the first place. Try to avoid BALLISTIC grade Kevlar too thick and too stiff.

I have a 200' roll of blue nylon strap. It is stronger than anything usually in a lawn chair. PM me if you want some.

Walmart sells webbing kits in different colors.

If you don't mind the color black, go to Home Depot. In the aisle with the A/C and heating duct work is rolls of black webbing used for hanging ductwork. Pretty tough stuff and should work for this application.

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Check out Sailrite on line. They have all kinds of outdoor fabrics and other parts you might need.

I had the same problem.

I was inventing all sorts of solutions, until I saw lawn chairs at a community garage sale for $5 each.

I bought them and trashed the old ones.

we wove ours with yarn and made patterns on them replacing the plastic strips and webbing.

They turned out awesome and are not difficult to do.

Just an option.