Q:but blue with smaller white polkadots

i would burn it that is just ugly

Q:There are several principle chair?

Thread principle:Equal to a right angled triangle, with a right angled edge, horizontal, and sloping, corresponding to the thread.Swivel generally divided into half and two swivel chair. Half chair is able to rotate 90 degrees around the front. The chair is able to rotate 360 degrees to the chair.Usually: head, back, chair, armrest, supporting rod (gas bar), shaft, five claws, claw wheels.Swivel classification:The swivel chair can be divided into categories according to the applicable occasions: work chair, staff chair, chair, chair.

Q:I have a dilema for chair coverings.... All the chairs within the venue are different colors... The table coverings are going to be white burlap with pale yellow runners. My centerpieces are going to be cut aspen trees hollowed out and sunflowers in them. It is a rustic simple wedding.

The backs of the chairs can be wrapped nicely using the rolls of plastic tablecloth that you buy at the hobby shop or party store. You have to have someone with artistic flair to tie beautiful bows using the colors you like and layering them. As for the seats, they won't really matter as much of the time, folks will be sitting in them and you can't see the seats until you sit down. You make bows that drape down the back so you can't see the seat unless you're pulling out the chair to sit down on it. The plastic tablecloth is inexpensive and if you have the right person doing this - it will look like cloth. You could even use floral picks as a part of it.

Q:I've been looking for one of these chairs for a few weeks now. My grandmother had one, but she sold it. I was afraid of it at the time so I didn't do anything to convince her otherwise, but I have come to realize how much I want one of these strange pieces for myself. I have been un able to find one any information would be helpful. The chairs were made between 1880 and 1910. They usually have a mahogany finish and are hard to miss. Please help me.

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Q:I have to make a cad drawing of chair , but first I have to measure the chair and put the dimension in the drawing , but there are lot of curved shapes on the chair and lot of angle , but I couldn't figure out how to measure those curves and angles.Should I lie the chair down and sketch it on the surface and measure it from the surface. Thanks

When I first saw this question, I was going to make a snappy answer such as - randomly draw lines all over the place and then erase all the ones that don't look like a chair. But, after reading the question, it's a good one. Measuring curves can be very tricky. I usually draw a straight line parallel to the curves on the actual object and mark the line at several preset, equally spaced points. I then make several measurements at these set intervals on the line to the actual curves - the more measurements, the more accurate the drawing. I then use this information to duplicate the curve from a straight line in the drawing. There may be other methods, too, but I find that this one works best for me. Good luck.

Q:I work from home and am a web designer.I am in my office chair about 10+ hours/dayWhat is the best Ergonomic executive office chair?So far I've considered the Aeron chair and the Freedom Chair by HumanScale.Anyone have some other suggestions?I want the best of the best!

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Q:I weigh a little over 270 pounds, so your cheap traditional office chairs won't cut it. I am also tall, and need some neck support (6'3). I also don't want to spend an arm and a leg for a chair, I'm willing to spend about 400$ on a chair. I'd like it to be comfortable, as I lean back in them a lot, but if not, I can fix that. I also need a chair that can handle extreme use (6-8 hours a day) because I go to school online, and do a lot of online gaming.

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Q:I noticed a lot of baby shower registries have a $400 rocking chair on them. the stores are packed with 500 choices of chairs. So I was wondering how important is it REALLY?Did you/do you really use yours with your new born?

They tend to be very helpful in getting a baby to calm (and even sleep)! So they're not a necessity (like a crib) but they're incredibly handy. I found my favorite at an unfinished furniture store. $60 for the rocker plus $50 for the stain and a good cushion.

Q:how important is it to have a glider chair or rocking chair for nursing in? I have a horrible couch that kills everyones back when you sit in it. you sink straight down. it killed my back before i was pregnant.

You don't necessarily have to buy a glider, but you will definitely want something comfortable to sit in, and if you can prop your feet up that will help you relax so that your milk can let down easier. We bought a glider at Toys-R-Us when we had our first baby, and I loved it. I would say that if you can afford the glider, go ahead and get it, you probably won't find yourself thinking, Boy, I wish I had never bought that thing! but you might find yourself wishing you had it for those late night feedings! As for the previous comment about nursing while lying down in bed, yes, you can do it, and it is more comfortable than being propped up, but if you choose to nurse your baby while lying in bed, PLEASE, PLEASE be careful! It is very easy to fall asleep and accidentally suffocate your baby. This happens more often than many people realize, it is a needless tragedy.

Q:We have 4 kitchen, cantilever chairs that are getting weak (drooping when people sit in them) we want to figure out a way that we can keep them longer as they are no longer available, from the company, to be replaced.Personally, I would just like some new chairs but my husband really wants to save these. Is there really a way to do it without compromising the style of the chair?

Tell hubby that you are afraid someone is going to either sit on a chair and fall out or it will break when they sit in it and they will sue you for not changing the chairs when you noticed that they were beyond their useful life. If you don't mind being sued then perhaps you might at least be concerned about not harming visitors. With respect to repairing them it is a little difficult to tell at a distance as I don't know what you like about them. I could tell you to cut off the bases and put legs on them but this does not immediately sound like it would be acceptable.