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    Default Steam Bentwood Chair repair

    repair3.jpgHi, I have a 70s Danish wood and leather recliner. The steam bentwood frame has started to split on the curved joints.
    I am an amateur and are unsure which glue would be best to try to repair, the glue needs to allow for the wood to remain flexible:
    repair1.jpg repair2.jpg

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    Forget it mate you are not going to save that....well not with glue anyway.

    If you like the chair and you want to "repair it".

    Go to IKEA and buy a "spoang" armchair.....nearly identical and transfer the upholstery onto that.

    BTW that is not steam bent it is laminated.

    cheers
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