Zero Gravity Chair Replacement Fabric with Bungee Cord Kit, 21 Inch Wide Repair Cloth with Replacement Cord for Oversized XL Anti Gravity Chairs Outdoor Folding Recliner Lounge Lawn Sling Chairs, Tan

The media could not be loaded.I bought my first replacement kit about 6 months ago; it has performed well so I just bought & installed new fabric for the rest of my chairs. I am replacing the fabric on 3 jumbo padded zero gravity chairs I got for my local club warehouse. I used this chair for 6 months before buying replacement kits for the other two chairs. The replacement fabric is the perfect width, but it is a little shorter than the original cover. It does not reach the last 2 pairs of loops at the bottom of the chair, but it is just as comfortable! This fabric is not padded. In fact, when I set the chair in the shade on my back patio, I can look out my kitchen window and see right through the fabric. I spend more time looking through my kitchen window than sitting in my zero gravity chair so this is actually a big deal. My patio and backyard feel more spacious and less claustrophobic. I do not miss the padding that came with the chair, but I do like the soft, little wedge pillow so I kept it. It is the wrong color, but it is comfortable. My spouse threw away the pillow that came with his chair because he doesn’t need it. I kept the pillow for our guest chair because I think that taller people might need something to help keep the top of their head away from the top cross bar. This company sells pillows that match, so I plan on ordering them soon. INSTALLATION: This is not a 30-minute project. It took me 30 minutes to remove the straps and arms from each old chair. Then I had to figure out how to remove the rivets where the backs meet the seats. Next I found some stainless steel 5mm X 30mm screws and lock nuts to replace the rivets. A few days later, after all of that, I was finally able to remove the old fabric. Installing the new fabric is straight forward — but there are actually several ways to lace those eyelets I wanted all 3 chairs to look the same so I had to stop and take a lace all the way out a couple times when I realized I was going front-to-back instead of back-to-front. Even when I got it all correct, it took me more than 30 minutes to lace a chair, and that doesn’t include the time for pushing the fabric up and into position and screwing the handle and the lower hinge back together. I recommend setting aside between 1.5 and 2.0 hours to remove the old fabric and install this new fabric. If you have to remove and replace a rivet in the lower hinge like I did, figure that out before you start removing the laces. You will want to have the tools and the new hardware ready before you start. [...]