How to Measure

How to Measure Your Two-Piece Sling Chair/Chaise

How to Measure Your Two-Piece Sling Chair/Chaise Before You Begin ⚠️ Important Note: This guide is only for chair, chaise and loveseat with a two-piece sling. If your chair/chaise has a different design, please contact us for assistance. ⚠️Please do NOT remove your old slings to measure—this instruction applies only to rails facing upward.⚠️ What You’ll measure 1. Back Slings 1. TOP WIDTH 2. BOTTOM WIDTH 3. LENGTH 2. Seat Slings 1. BACK WIDTH 2. FRONT WIDTH 3. LENGTH Tools You’ll Need - A metal or cloth tape measure. Step 1: Measuring the Back Sling. 1. Top Width - Place the tape measure where the visible material starts. - Stretch it straight across to the end of visible material. - Measure only the visible fabric (exclude the rails). 2. Bottom Width - Repeat the same process for the bottom width. 3. Back Length - Place the tape measure at the top of the rail. - Extend it down to the opposite end cap. - Do not include the end cap. Step 2: Measure the Seat Sling 1. Back Width - Repeat the same process for the back width of the seat. - Stretch it straight across to the end of visible material. - Measure only the visible fabric (exclude the rails). 2. Front Width - Place the tape measure where the visible material starts. - Stretch it straight across to the end of visible material. - Measure only the visible fabric (exclude the rails). 3. Seat Length - Place the tape measure at the back of the rail. - Extend it down to the opposite end cap. - Do not include the end cap.

How to Measure Your One-Piece Sling Chair/Chaise

How to Measure Your One-Piece Sling Chair/Chaise Before You Begin ⚠️ Important Note: This guide is only for chair , chaise, ottoman and loveseat with a one-piece sling. If your chair/chaise has a different design, please contact us for assistance. ⚠️Please do NOT remove your old slings to measure—this instruction applies only to rails facing upward.⚠️ What You’ll measure 1. TOP WIDTH 2. BOTTOM WIDTH 3. LENGTH Tools You’ll Need - A metal or cloth tape measure Step 1: Measure the top width. 1. Top Width: - Place the tape measure where the visible material starts. - Stretch it straight across to the end of visible material. 2. Step 2: Measure the bottom width - Repeat the same process for the bottom width of the chair. Step 3: Measure the Length or material. 1. Place the tape measure at the top of the rail. Do not include the end cap. 2. Keep it flush against the rail for accuracy. 1. Measure to the bottom of rail. Do not include end cap

How to measure Plastic Rod (Spline)

Measuring Euro-Style (Facing side) Sling Chair Fabric

Measuring Facing side or Euro-Style Sling Chair Fabric Regular Slings vs. Facing side or Euro-Style Slings… What’s the Difference? Answer: It’s All About the Frame-Sling Configuration! Regular slings (facing upward) feature edge pockets where plastic rods (spline) are inserted. The fabric is then simply slid onto the sling frame without additional folding. Facing side or Euro-Style slings also use plastic rods, but their design works differently. Typically, the rod (spline) is smaller, so the pocket holding it is also more compact. The rod (spline) is inserted into the frame, and the fabric is folded once—giving this sling its distinctive "euro-style" configuration. ⚠️It is necessary to remove your old slings to measure—this instruction applies only when the rails are facing sideways.⚠️ Examples of Chairs with this style Facing side or Euro-Style Tools & Materials Needed ✔ Measuring tape ✔ Old sling fabric (removed from the chair) ✔ Calipers or ruler (to measure the plastic rod) ✔ Replacement fabric (compatible with euro-style slings) Step 1: Remove the Old Sling Fabric 1. Leave the rails in place – Only remove the fabric, not the metal or plastic frame rails. 2. Take out the plastic rod – Gently pull the rod out of the pocket in the old sling fabric. NOTE: If your fabric is torn or damaged, you can cut it vertically ONCE. When measuring, join the 2 parts together. You can use tape to hold the parts together while you measure. Step 2: Measure the Fabric Width - Lay the old sling fabric flat. - Measure only the visible width (Top Width and Bottom Width). Step 3: Measure the Rail Length - Use a measuring tape to measure the full length of the rail from top to bottom. - This ensures the new sling will fit the frame properly. Step 4: Measure the Plastic Rod - Euro-style slings use smaller rods than standard slings. - Check the diameter: - 7/32" (0.22 inches) – More indicated; - 3/16" (0.18 inches) – Less common; Step 5: Choose the Right Replacement Fabric Euro-style slings require thinner fabrics because of the small rail opening. ✅ Compatible Fabric Codes: - FS, F8, F2, FT – Best for euro-style slings (thinner & flexible). ❌ Avoid These Fabric Codes (Too Thick): - FW, FP – These may not fit into the small rail opening.