Upholstery, with numerous engravings and diagrams; (1904)
Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931, ed · Philadelphia, D. McKay · leaf 39
bag willbe very evident in the shape of the seat whenthe springs have been inserted. Backs are webbed in exactly the same way, ex-cept that the webbing is put on the inside. For thiswork it is usual to use the German webbing, asthese parts are not liable to the same hard wear asseats. Fig. 35 shows… … Fig-. 34.—Seat with Springs in Position, three springs fixed in the form of a triangle are usedfor small stand chairs, but four is better. Theyshould be free from kinks and buckles. First placethem on the webs in the positions shown by A inFig. 34, at least 4 in. from the edges, and when deal-ing…
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