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Slings are available in more than 130 solid colors and
patterns. Please go to Colors for availability.
Step 1: Before Measuring
Make sure all bolts are tight, and measure as closely to
the bolts as possible. The most accurate measurement
is taken where the sling rail is secured to the frame
because this is the most stable part of the frame. If
the sling measures other than a quarter-inch, half-inch,
three-quarter-inch, or inch, then round up to the next
quarter-inch.
Step 2: Measure Width
As closely to the bolts as possible, measure the seat from
the outside of the groove on the left sling rail (Figure 1)
to the outside of the groove on the right sling rail (Figure
2); repeat on the chair back. These measurements are
usually the same, but sometimes a chair’s seat is wider
than its back.
Step 3: Measure Length
Measure from the top of the chair's sling rail to the bottom
end of the rail, following the chair's contour (Figure 3.)
Don't Know Your Model?
Patio Furniture Supplies has most patterns for Brown Jordan,
Carter Grandle, Winston, Tropitone, Woodard and LLoyd
Flanders models. If you are unsure of the product line of
your furniture, email sales@patiofurnituresupplies.com a
side-view photo of all your furniture, and we will email you
the name of the product line. We'll respond via email; if
you don't receive an answer by the end of the day, please
check your spam filter.
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Figure 1
Figure 2
Figure 3
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