First on the plan for this
weekend was finishing the webbing on the seat. I ran 3 more strips on each,
running side to side and woven with the previous 3 rows.
Then I cut out additional
curved pieces for the lower back and screwed them in place. I left these to the
end to allow space for the seat webbing install. The back of seat webbing will
now be attached to this curved piece.
Next I started on the
webbing for the back. Same as the seat, 3 strips in each direction, but because
of the curve these were not woven.
Finally I covered the chairs
in fabric. This will help keep the foam in place and from falling through the
gaps in the webbing.
And now we know: leave a gap
of at least 1” between the seat and the lower back piece. Some of them I
installed with less of a gap, thinking it would look better when upholstered,
but having webbing plus 2 layers of fabric going through there is very tight.
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