We offer a versatile selection of fabrics, for everything from curtains to dressmaking Free Click & Collectfrom our shops on orders £30 and over Free standard deliveryon all orders over £50 Never knowingly undersoldsince 1925 Kit out little rooms with these colourful characters and vibrant designs Love to make your own clothes? These fabrics are ideal for dressmaking Nothing could be simpler–or more comfortable–than a folding wooden deck chair. They know this in the South of France. They know this on the beach at Brighton. And we know this at my house, where we keep a pair of striped canvas chairs stashed away in the shed in anticipation of sunny July afternoons just like today. Here are ten of our favorite folding canvas deck chairs. See you on the sand: Above: Striped deck chairs on the beach in Brighton. Photograph via Him and Her. Above: A folding Beach Chair in Green and Coral Stripe has a beechwood grame and a cotton canvas cover.
It is on sale for £31.50 from Garden Trading. Above: The Selsey Deckchair is made in England of woven cotton fabric for £65 each from Toast. Above: For US loungers, a similar chair made of beechwood in southwest France folds flat. The Uni Kiwi Deck Chair; $150 at Quel Objet. Above: A Saint Cyprien Deck Chair has a heavy weight cotton canvas sling; removable for easy washing. The beechwood chair made in the Catalan region of France is $169 from Bon Marche. Above: A Waxed Canvas and White Ash Travel Chair has a wood frame treated with Danish Oil for a water-repellent finish; it is $98 from Kaufmann Mercantile. Above: A handmade Huron Deck Chair with a chevron pattern polyester sling and frame made of North American white oak packs flat; made in Vancouver, it is $274.51 from Gallant & Jones via Etsy. Above: A set of two French Deck Chairs With Canvas is $298 from Olive and Branch. Above: A Wood Framed Folding Deck Chair is available in four color combinations including three stripe patterns and a solid Blue (Shown);
$99.95 from Plow & Hearth. Above: A Mysingo Beach Chair with a beechwood frame and washable fabric sling, available in assorted colors, is $24.99 from Ikea. Above: A Vintage Deck Chair has a wooden frame and its original green-and-cream-striped fabric; it adjusts to three seating positions and is $265 from 86home via Etsy. Above: For Australian beachcombers, the Canvas Deck Chair, made of elm wood in France, is available in nine different Sunbrella stripes for $195 AU from Otilly & Lewis. , , , , , ,JOIN our email list to receive our latest news & offers US/AUS sites Did you know we make Made to Measure Striped Blinds and Directors Chair Covers in our Striped Fabrics? Made to Measure Striped Blinds The Stripes Company formerly Deckchairstripes are 'The Stripe Fabric Specialists'. Our striped fabrics bring joy and life to any surroundings together with carefully chosen lifestyle accessories for your Home, Garden & the Beach together with made to measure Striped Blinds
Striped Fabrics for Curtains, Upholstery Pom Pom Fringes & Haberdashery Deckchair Canvas 45 cm Replacement Directors Chair Covers Beach & Holiday Accessories Sunshelter Awnings with Frame Large Check Gingham Fabric About UsThe Stripes Company formerly Deckchairstripes was conceived as a tribute to the Deckchair, reviving stripes in all the bold and beautiful brilliance of seaside, sports and leisure. As the striped fabric specialists, we understand the connection of maximising colour. We see between the lines and how stripes work for us in the Home, on the Beach and in the Garden. With carefully chosen lifestyle accessories, our striped textiles bring joy and life to any surroundings I was thrilled to receive the parcel of replacement deckchair covers You were so quick to sew them all and get them out to us. After an easy job to put the canvas on the chairs they look absolutely fantastic we are delighted with them and thought you might like to see how fab they look.
Thank you for being so efficient and quick...a brilliant service. Cathy W - January 29th 2017 You have successfully submitted your information. Thank you again for your interest in Hunter Douglas window fashions. Your current browser is out of date. , we recommend upgrading to the current version of one of the following supported browsers: Thank you again for your interest in Hunter Douglas window fashions. Add to My StudioHanging your hammock in the right place and in the right way is a personal and practical choice that can mean the difference between relaxing and relaxing. You can hang your hammock between two trees in your favorite shady lawn spot, between rafters, on a porch - even in your bedroom using straps, wall hooks, a hammock stand or a combination of methods.Hanging your hammock boils down to three key steps: 1. Ensure you have sufficient height and hanging distance;2. Pick a location (there can be more than one!);3. Choose a hanging method.
It really is that easy!Keep in mind when choosing a spot that you will need some basic equipment. All hammocks can be hung from trees, anchored posts, stands and even from wall & ceiling wood studs. An easy and convenient alternative is using hammock tree straps, but if you choose the more traditional hanging route, you'll want a tape measure to determine distance & height, a drill as well as your hanging hooks (i.e. this hanging kit). If you can't find those perfectly spaced trees, we offer hammock stands that solve the problem.STEP 1: Determine Height and DistanceHammocks usually need anywhere from 10 to 15 feet of space to stretch out. Your needs will be based on the size and style of your hammock.When it comes to spreader-bar hammocks, a rule of thumb is to measure the distance based on the length of the hammock. A good quality spreader-bar hammock is usually 13 feet long - so you need a distance of at least 13 feet between hanging points. Ideally, you could have a few extra feet to adjust the hammock tension based on the relaxer's preference (some like it flatter, some like it more arched).
If your chosen spot is longer than the length of the hammock, hanging straps or extra lengths of chain or rope do the trick.Hammocks with no spreader bars are more versatile because they are designed to hang with a slumped arch rather than flat. They can be hung between points slightly shorter than their length, which makes them suitable for a wide variety of environments.Hammock height is another important consideration.. keep in mind that hammocks stretch quite a bit after use, so you need to leave sufficient clearance to avoid surprises down the line (nobody likes to touch the ground while relaxing :). This handy table shows you exactly how high to set you straps or hooks: STEP 2: Where to Hang your HammockAs long as you have sufficient distance and height- you're good to go anywhere! Pick your favorite spot that will induce total relaxation bliss. With the right atmosphere, laying in a hammock, for a few minutes, can make life perfect. Put some thought into whether you prefer sun or shade;
what you'll see when you slowly open your eyes from that restful nap and whether you're far enough from noise distractions such as road traffic, etc..STEP 3: Choose a Hanging Method With Hammock Tree StrapsStraps are by far and away the simplest and quickest way to hang your hammock. The advantage of straps is that they can be adjusted for distance, won't damage your trees (they also work on posts) and can be brought anywhere as they're lightweight and compact (ideal for camping).With Hanging HardwareThis is another popular hanging method. What you need is 2 good wall anchors (usually j-hooks), 2 lengths of chain (we recommend about 1.5 feet long) and 2 large s-hooks. The beauty of this system is that adjusting the hammock tension takes seconds (simply move the s-hooks up or down the chain). Folks hanging their hammocks indoors as bed replacements from wood beams usually use this system.2 lengths of strong rope looped around the hammock end-loops and secured to a strong tree will do the trick.
Low-tech, yes... but easy & effective!On a Hammock StandThis is the easiest of all. Stands are already geared for hanging- so all you need is the Hammock & you're ready to go. If purchasing both hammock and stand from us, you have all the hanging gear required.. however if you buy one of our stands (with the exception of the Universal Stand, which requires no hardware), and plan to use your own hammock, you'll need 2 lengths of chain + s-hooks for hanging.A Few other Creative Hanging Spots...From the CeilingWhy not hang your hammock from the ceiling? The procedure here is similar to post hanging - just make sure the beam you've chosen can handle the weight. Use a finder to locate the the beam (If the beam is exposed it's even easier!). Drill a pilot hole for both locations and screw in the bolt and hook. binationsYou can also hang your hammock between a tree and a solid building wall, between two buildings, between two vehicles, or between a vehicle and a tree. If you have a solid roof rack and enough height you can pull your car up to a tree, tie the strap around the tree and roof rack and relax.