Hello,

I too am looking for the springs and metal strips for my old redwood furniture. I would sure appreciate it if you can tell me if you have found these and where to get them from.

I have a nice old lounge and summer is here!

Thanks,

Drew

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Hi

My furniture is almost 40 years ago and perfect - except for the metal slats and springs.

I have been able to find the springs at a hardware store, but cannot find the metal slats.

Have you had any luck in all this time?

Thanks.

Irene

Look up metal fabricators in your yellow pages, find one that will do small orders in stainless steel. Take them samples of the orginal.

Most of the small shops will love the business.

Good luck!

Does anyone know where to purchase these style of chair. I've had them for years and have dozens of wood screws in them to keep them going. But can't find replacements. Love em.

Thanks

You can find this material at concrete supply stores. It comes in 500' rolls and is used in the construction trade by almost every company I know of. It is called "banding", and is used to hold lumber together. It is very hard and you may need a punch to make the holes in each end. It also does not rust. I'm sure you could also just go to a construction site and ask for 30'.

Not sure where to find springs or metal slats but I need the cushions. Anyone have an idea on finding them? I cannot seem to find the ons that are heavy enough to be comfortable.
Thanks
M

This company used to make the type of redwood chaise lounges you are talking about and still stock repair parts. They also have a large cushion supply. Make sure to tell them you are looking for cushions that are sitting on top of springs.

http://www.kaufmanalliedpatio.com/index.php?option=com_virtuemart&page=shop.browse&category_id=230&Itemid=1

Are these spring backings still available?

I have a collection of parts and intact seating pieces that I am preparing to sell. [email protected]