Lawn Chair USA Webbing Clips for Macrame Chair Frame, 30 Pack

This is quality webbing. All of our chairs have 3 inch wide webbing and is likely what you want too. There's not much to know except it's easy and worthwhile to redo your old lawn chair and save both the frame and some money. I did one large chair and still had half of a 150 ft. Roll left over. I'm going to do more of this later on my other chairs. You get to pick the colors and it makes a huge difference. You can't find chairs with some of these nice colors in stores. Look on the internet on You Tube for directions on doing this. It's easy. I was able to save my favorite chair with the wide plastic arms with cup holders which you can't seem to find anymore. Well worth the time it took. My chair didn't look this good when it was new!

The webbing looks strong and durible. Only time will tell, but there is nothing flimsy about it.If you have never rewebbed chairs, be prepared for a learning curve. The webbing should have a consistant tightness. There is no adjustment, so each strap must be an exact length. I started with a practice piece and installed it several times untill I was satisfied. I used the practice piece to measure and mark the number of straps for that portion of the chair. The back, seat width and longwise are different lengths so I'll make a practice piece for each. Once the strap length and bracket locations are determined, assembly is simple. Almost. Only you can determine if it's worth the effort. My chairs were marked "Sunbeam" made in USA, easily 50 years old. They had to be saved.

The lawn chair clips speak for itself. I use the lawn chair clips to repair my lawn chair I use for an indoor chair. These lawn chair clips are hard to find. There are other types of clips to use, but they don't last long at all and tooooo bendy. These clips are heavy duty metal and the only way to bend these clips are to use pliers. And the clips fit snuggly in the webbing before you put the clips in the whole, if you have a chair with holes for the clips. The clips do get lost every now and then when the webbing is not tightened enough. This way, I have plenty of clips to work with. I have several lawn chair to work with. While I am working on one chair ,I have other lawn chair to sit on. Thank You:)

Have been re-webbing for 30 years using packages from the local hardware store. This time they did not have enough of one color to do four chairs. I am happy that I found this product. They have a great color selection and very happy with the quality. The length on the roll was as advertised which I appreciated. I had measured the old webbing and knew exactly what I needed. Price was about the same as the hardware store per foot, but less waste with a continuous length (unused ends).

One thing that I have noticed: Choosing a pattern that is not symmetrical across the width means that you must be VERY careful when installing the webbing. I chose red-white-blue stripes. But I have to be careful not to install a piece in the blue-white-red (backwards) orientation. And I was unable to reuse the original T clips. I could not get them to tighten the webbing. I had to buy 3/4" long No. 14 self threading screws and flat washers. It is very hard to get the webbing as tight as the factory did.

The chairs I am re-webbing have been re-webbed twice before - they are 27 years old. I've bought newer chairs, but they just don't measure up to the old ones. I am happy with the product, but it is a bit of a challenge for an elderly woman to deal with the clips. So far I've managed. At first I thought 50 feet would fix both of my chairs, but they are on the large size (which is why I like them) and I used almost 37 feet on one chair. This information may help someone else - I cut nine 24" strips and five 44" strips for one chair. That was a total of 440 inches or 36.70 feet. I'm ordering another roll to do the second chair.

Really nice strapping, and turns out to be quite easy. Of course, some will consider it a hassle and not worth it to re-web a chair, but many reviewers said the same thing as our opinion: we have some older chairs we love, we have bought lots of other chairs and don't like any of them nearly as much as these, so it is worth re-webbing. I had never done it before, but simply googled and watched a 3-minute youtube video, and it took me about 1/2 hour to do one chair. I like it so much, I just bought a 2nd pack to re-web my 2nd chair. So, if you have some old chairs you like and don't mind a small project, then this is worth it. I bought the version with clips since many of my old clips had rust. The product (web and clips) arrived fast, and is great quality. Off to the beach with my vintage chairs! :)

Good quality webbing. Fast shipping. Why buy a new cheapy chair when u can rebuild the old ones? The old frames are well made evidenced by the fact that the webbing is toast but the frames are still solid. Newer is seldom better than old quality wise. Rebel against the throw away culture we live in today and enjoy a nice chair in the bargain at a low price.

Did the repair on my lawn chair as expected.