Determine the length of your vinyl strap.Using
a flexible measuring tape, measure the distance from hole to hole in the chair frame. Make
sure to go around the outside of the frame just like the strap is installed. See the
diagrams below for the different methods and wraps for attaching vinyl straps to the
frame.
If you have double wrap make sure the measuring tape wraps
around twice just like the vinyl. If you don't have a tape measure, use a piece of string
and measure the string.
PLEASE NOTE: It is neccessary to reduce
the length you have measured in order for strap to be tight after it is heated and
installed. The formula we recommend is to reduce the measurements by 15% then add 1
inch.
Example- measurement 30" x .85 = 25.5 + 1" (Click
here for more info!)
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SINGLE WRAP The vinyl strap wraps 3/4 of the way around the frame. You can see
the end of the vinyl. This style can use a plastic rivet. Check to see if the hole in the
frame is drilled or pierced. Square frames use an E clip or S clip.

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DOUBLE WRAP The vinyl strap wraps around and on top of itself. The end of the
vinyl is hidden. This style can uses a plastic rivet.

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SLOTTED CONVERSION The frame has a rectangular slot that the vinyl is inserted into.
You will be drilling a 1/4" hole in the center of this slot and use a plastic rivet
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How is your vinyl
attached to the frame?
Vinyl straps are attached to your furniture by pins or clips. Using the
illustrations below locate your type of strapping and order the necessary clips when you
order your vinyl. |
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Plastic Rivet |
Aluminum E Clip |
Steel Tab Clip |
Vinyl is notched on the ends and fits
into a rectangular slot in the frame of the chair. |
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