Industry-Specific MaterialsOur furniture is designed to provide at-home comfort and commercial-grade performance. As producers of furniture for both Healthcare and Senior Living, we understand the unique challenges of these environments. To ensure our products are relevant to caregiver needs, we offer a broad portfolio of in-line designs and options as well as customization services. Removable Seat ConstructionWe strive to support independence, dignity, and comfort through smart materials and construction. The Senior Living seating collection features many designs with removable seat decks to allow for thorough cleaning or recovering. Made using solid wood and moisture-resistant fabric, these frames offer durable construction in case accidents arise, increasing the lifespan of the furniture. Senior Living CollectionView Senior Living Showcase BookletView Dining Table BrochureView modAllue Seating BrochureThe Best Weight Loss Apps Whether deep in the mountains or in the heart of Central Park, ditch that raggedy old folding chair or blanket.
Having a comfortable and portable camping chair will ensure ultimate comfort for every occasion. And with so many options, ranging from minimalist to lavish, picking the right chair can be tricky. Read along to find the best option for all your outdoor recreation. Eureka Curvy High-Back ChairEureka Curvy High-Back Chair$85 Need more back support? Leave your recliner in the living room and toss this chair in the trunk. With a high back, this chair offers more support than most. It's also breathable, to keep your backside cool and dry on those hot, sunny days.More: 9 Camping Cots for a Better Night's Sleep Big Agnes Helinox Chair OneBig Agnes Helinox Chair Onefrom $70 BUY NOWYou might think a chair that weighs under 2 pounds couldn't possibly support you, but this one can and will. It's ideal for backpacking, when weight-saving is a real priority. It's also great for music festivals, as it packs down to the size of a Nalgene bottle to fit in your backpack. This year's version has been updated to offer more than ten color choices, too!
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The kit is essentially a set of laser-cut cardboard pieces that customers assemble in a criss-cross pattern. The pieces form a chair-shaped 3D grid with open spaces, which are then filled with soil or clay and topped with grass. (Soil, substrate and seeds don’t come in the kit, however.) To actually create the chair, you have to fill the spaces with a stable substance that’ll keep the frame together when it rains. For that, Nucleo suggests you fill two-thirds of the open space with expanded clay and the rest with regular soil. After that, simply spread the seeds, and after two months of watering, you’ll have some literal lawn chairs. After that, grass will continue to grow on them like a normal lawn, so make sure to trim it with garden shears to maintain the seat’s shape. Studio Nucleo has manufactured TERRA kits before, though the firm stopped producing them in 2005. If funded, the Kickstarter campaign would bring them back in three sizes a single chair ($217), a loveseat version ($423), and a three-seat sofa ($656).
The project is currently about 10% funded with 25 days left to go. NOW WATCH: This futuristic ‘vertical village’ looks like something out of Dr. SeussThe webbing on folding chairs usually doesn't last as long the aluminum frames. To reweave the seat and back, nylon cord works best because it's sturdy and weatherproof. Use a screwdriver to remove old webbing from the chair frame. Use steel wool to gently clean the chair frame. If the chair has wooden arms, lightly sand them to prep for new paint or stain. Tie a double knot on the bar across the seat with the craft cording. Place your ball of craft cording on the ground inside the seat frame during the entire weaving process. Bring the cording up behind the fold bar at the seat. Continue up the back of the chair then loop the cording over the bar (by the headrest) and loop it over the front from the back. Just as if you were going to weave on a loom you are creating your 'warp' at this point. Take the cord back to the seat going underneath the center seat bar.
Bring the cording under the bottom seat bar and over creating another loop. Again use the widest part of your second crochet hook to hold your loop. Loop back to the top, behind the middle seat bar again, over the top bar and push the loop between two cords. Grab the new loop with your crochet hook and pull it through which begins the chain stitch that will go all along the top of your chair. Use the wide part of your crochet hook again to hold this new leap and you go down and keep repeating the pattern. When you have finished your ‘warp’ and covered the entire chair vertically take the last strand and cut enough to make one last loop. Take your final loop to the outside to lock it. Thread it through and tie a double knot. Trim off any excess cord and use a flame to seal. At this point the horizontal pieces of the chair are complete. Creating the ‘weft’ or horizontal portion of the chairs is the exact same process. You will again want to use your large needles to create a single chain stitch close to the horizontal bars of the chair to anchor everything.