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In modern life, the presence of a recreation area in the apartment is of great importance, helping to disconnect from worries, recuperate after a working day, and relax. A comfortable chair plays an important role in this. It is easy to make it with your own hands - for example, such as shown in our drawings. The design is quite simple, but nevertheless, it contains most of the typical nodes characteristic of home-made furniture. Therefore, first of all, making a chair can be recommended to novice craftsmen as their first "big" product - after all, the work done will help to master the necessary skills and gain experience.

Before you take up the tools, stock up on the necessary materials: boards of section 40x110 mm and 20x90 mm, slats 20x45 mm, nylon tape 30 ... 40 mm wide, sheet foam rubber and dense upholstery fabric. Do not be upset if you fail to purchase materials of the indicated sizes - take our design as a basis, make your own version.

Cozy corner
Double chair option: 1 - M6 bolt (3 pcs.), 2 - support hook (steel 3x20x80 mm, 2 pcs.)

The base of the chair consists of two identical sidewalls. It is better to assemble them and start all the work. Longitudinal screeds and armrests are joined to the legs in a spike with a smearing with carpentry glue. The sidewalls are connected to each other with the help of two transverse ties, fixation is carried out by four wedges.

The back and seat frame is assembled from slats into a spike. Another option for connecting parts, on dowels, is used at the base of the seat. It is made of four planks and nylon ribbons intertwined.

All wooden parts are carefully sanded and covered with several layers of transparent furniture varnish.

The final assembly of the chair consists in installing two M6 bolts connecting the base to the backrest frame. If desired, several holes can be provided on the side elements of the latter, then the inclination of the seat and backrest can be changed.

The seat and back cushion covers are sewn from upholstery fabric to match the interior design of the room. Covers made of artificial leather in red, raspberry or black look good. The thickness of the foam inserts is approximately 150...200 mm. Decorative upholstery buttons give a "signature" look to the pillows.

The armrests are made using the same material as the pillow covers, as well as foam rubber 10 ... 20 mm thick.

If it is possible to allocate a sufficiently large area for a rest area, we recommend making a chair for two. In principle, it is not much different from a single seat - only one more back and seat frame, a pair of pillows have been added, and the length of the transverse ties has been increased. The backs are interconnected by a bolt with an M6 nut and rest on the rear coupler with two hooks curved from a 3 mm thick steel strip. A coffee table designed in the same style and design will serve as a good addition to the chair. The assembly procedure is similar to the assembly of the chair: two sidewalls independent of each other, consisting of legs, stands and transverse sides, are interconnected by a pair of longitudinal ties with wedges. The tabletop is cut out of 10...12 mm plywood and pasted over with fine wood veneer or covered with stain and varnish. She connects with the kings on pins.

Homemade chair: 1 - leg (board 40x110x500 mm, 4 pcs.), 2 - longitudinal element of the seat frame (rail 20x45x560 mm, 2 pcs.), 3 - transverse element of the seat frame (rail 20x45x570 mm, 2 pcs.), 4 - transverse seat base element (20x45x530 mm, 2 pcs.), 5 - longitudinal element of the seat base (rail 20x45x410 mm, 2 pcs.), 6 - element of the back frame (rail 20x45x650 mm, 2 pcs.), 7 - backrest cross member (rail 20x65x570 mm), 8 - wedge (beam 20x40x100 mm, 4 pcs.), 9 - armrest (rail 20x45x500 mm, 2 pcs.), 10 - transverse coupler (board 20x90x750 mm, 2 pcs.), 11 - seat belts (nylon tape 30 ... 40 mm wide), 12 - dowel Ø 8 mm (4 pcs.), 13 - longitudinal screed (board 20x90x500 mm, 2 pcs.), 14 - backrest cross member (rail 20x45x570 mm, 3 pcs.). A - sidewall assembly, B - seat frame, C - seat base.

Coffee table: 1 - leg (board 20x85x460 mm, 4 pcs.), 2 - stand (rail 40x45x400 mm, 2 pcs.), 3 - wedge (board 10x35x100 mm, 4 pcs.), 4 - tabletop (plywood 10.. .15x450x850 mm), 5 - transverse drawer (rail 20x40x440 mm, 2 pcs.), 6 - longitudinal screed (board 20x70x850 mm, 2 pcs.).

According to the materials of the magazine "Ezermeshter", Hungary

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