Ratmick
27th February 2004, 11:08 PM
Hi all,
Anyone know where I can purchase/rent/borrow/otherwise acquire (preferably for free) plans or drawings for a outdoor chaise lounge? These are the long outdoor chairs with the adjustable backrest.
Some have two sections; one long section where your bum and legs sit, and a reclining backrest, others have three sections and they fold into a easily-storable package for winter. I don't mind either model, I have a 12x6m shed, so I'm not short on storage space :cool:
My parents have got a couple which were thrown together on the job by my dad, but I was hoping for something a bit more ...umm don't know the right term, but it means they don't look like they've been thrown together on the fly :D
I have looked through the books at Bunnings and local bookshops and in the city. One of the small books I bought on another subject (Tiling) was part of a 'Better Homes and Gardens' series. One of the other books in the set is 'Outdoor Furniture', but I haven't been able to find it anywhere.
Thanks in advance.
Mick
Anyone know where I can purchase/rent/borrow/otherwise acquire (preferably for free) plans or drawings for a outdoor chaise lounge? These are the long outdoor chairs with the adjustable backrest.
Some have two sections; one long section where your bum and legs sit, and a reclining backrest, others have three sections and they fold into a easily-storable package for winter. I don't mind either model, I have a 12x6m shed, so I'm not short on storage space :cool:
My parents have got a couple which were thrown together on the job by my dad, but I was hoping for something a bit more ...umm don't know the right term, but it means they don't look like they've been thrown together on the fly :D
I have looked through the books at Bunnings and local bookshops and in the city. One of the small books I bought on another subject (Tiling) was part of a 'Better Homes and Gardens' series. One of the other books in the set is 'Outdoor Furniture', but I haven't been able to find it anywhere.
Thanks in advance.
Mick