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    • alvisA
      alvis
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      👍 👍 👍

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      • omiKronO
        omiKron
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        Looks very good and organic! I'd want one for my balcony.

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        • cottyC
          cotty
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          Thank you!

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          • DanielD
            Daniel
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            VERY NICE

            My avatar is an anachronism.

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            • HornOxxH
              HornOxx
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              chic and very comfortable - I'd want at least two for my balcony.

              👍 👍

              never trust a skinny cook

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              • RichardR
                Richard
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                Very cool mate! I'd probably pull the webbing around the sides like on a Rison. That was the stress on the tacking is way reduced. At the moment I reckon they could pop on use!

                BUILTBRAND.COM.AU

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                • Mike AmosM
                  Mike Amos
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                  I agree with Richard's point on the webbing but it s still a fine chair, stylish and functional. Brilliant.

                  Absentia mortis praesentiam vitae probat, vita autem est argumentum constantiae.

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                  • RichardR
                    Richard
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                    Actually, I'd reckon it probably needs longitudinal webbing as well! otherwise each web could move to open up a gap between. Check out a Rison for reference.

                    BUILTBRAND.COM.AU

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                    • cottyC
                      cotty
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                      Thank you for your helpful comments!

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                      • olisheaO
                        olishea
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                        looks really damn comfy! nice work as always cotty

                        oli

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                        • Phillip HP
                          Phillip H
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                          @cotty,

                          Wonderful work. I could learn a lot from you.

                          @richard said:

                          Actually, I'd reckon it probably needs longitudinal webbing as well! otherwise each web could move to open up a gap between. Check out a Rison for reference.

                          @Richard,

                          Good catch on the webbing. But even without the longitudinal addition you suggest, it still looks pretty awesome.

                          Do you remember the plastic hammock Linus Larrabee (Humphrey Bogart) designed for his brother David Larrabee (William Holden) after he sat down on the champagne glasses tucked in his back pockets?
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                          • RichardR
                            Richard
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                            @phillip h said:

                            But even without the longitudinal addition you suggest, it still looks pretty awesome.

                            YEAH! Totally SWEET!

                            BUILTBRAND.COM.AU

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                            • Bryan KB
                              Bryan K
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                              As always, very nice style. 👍

                              See my portfolio at https://delphiscousin.blogspot.com/

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