🔵 Thermwell Prods. Co. PW39B 39-Foot Blue Webbing Review

High quality, slightly wider than the originals that were on my chair but works/fits great and looks VERY NICE. It cuts easily with scissors, I measured the length I removed and followed their instructions. I used the stylet to poke a hole in the webbing where the screw should go, held the stylet (you could use a large nail or maybe a small Phillips screwdriver) in place for a second or two, then pulled it out and guided it Quickly screw through the webbing (which has been bent as instructed)…

I bought this item to replace the straps on a folding chair that I had for about 10 years before it fell into disrepair. Now, about a year after I finished the weaving project, the new Baldric I bought has faded. This may be due to sun exposure and I can deal with that. But the straps on the seat are starting to seriously unravel and I suspect they will soon become unusable. I was shocked when I first noticed it. Soon I wanted to take the chair with me on a long hike, but now I have other…

I don't know how long this webbing will last, but I'm glad I was able to save my favorite ultra-lightweight aluminum garden chair. Once you do a search, it becomes VERY difficult to find all aluminum garden chairs. They'll probably cost $60 if you find them new. Not sure why all the new ones that look like aluminum are steel but steel is heavy. All aluminum is light, light, light. A lot of material in one package for a medium stool. You may not need to replace the entire webbing. Remember when…