Owners of land( country houses, villas) try to decorate them with the corresponding pieces of furniture. In the selection of individual designs, there are some contradictions. On the one hand, furniture should be decorative, original, naturally fit into the overall interior of the territory. On the other hand, it is necessary that it be light and transportable so that it can be transferred without problems to the winter period in the premises. Products from logs, stumps, etc., do not meet the second requirement. Naturally, each year they have to be partially repaired. Yes, and rearranged from place to place( if necessary) is also not always possible.
That is why it is as good as possible for a garden plot suitable for sun loungers. The simplicity of the device, low weight, and most importantly - folding design allows you to use them everywhere. Anyone can make a chaise longue from the simplest, most accessible material, without any material costs.
There are quite a lot of chaise lounges. They can be wooden, from metal or aluminum pipes, mesh, vines, etc. Let's consider some ways of manufacturing a chaise-longue.
Chaise lounge made of clamshells
Two frames are used for manufacturing. One plays the role of the seat, the other - the back. Simultaneously, their lower parts are the supports of the chaise lounge, they are connected by two bolts. To adjust the angle of the seat is used racks, which are equipped with the head of the clamshells.
One piece of cloth is enough( even have to be cut), so that with the help of springs, make both a backrest and a seat from it. At the junction of the frames, a clamp is installed, which is used in the clamshell. He attaches rigidity to the design.
Chaise longue from water pipes
Suitable pipes ñ in..They bend at an angle of 90 degrees, forming both a backrest and a support. Are fastened together with each other by pieces of the same pipes - on top and bottom. And for greater strength at the bottom welded two pieces of pipe - front and rear. The length of these segments determines the width of the deckchair. If you make a folding version, the lower rear pipe is fixed not by welding, but by a hinged joint with rivets, and the side pipes are cut at bending points.
The coating is made of a dense fabric that stitches into two layers. And horizontal "pockets" are prepared. The distance between them is chosen arbitrarily. They are inserted wooden slats, which for greater comfort should first be wrapped with foam rubber.
Can be made from water pipes to make chaise lounges of almost any shape. All parts are connected either by welding, or by bolts. And it is not necessary to use fabric. For the braid of the frame( depending on the size of the deckchair) you can use a keeper's ribbon, kapron cord, stripes of artificial leather or tarpaulin. Excellent and weaving from the willow vine.
