1. Is this enough length for 4 dinner chairs repair? 2. Is this roll a continuous length?..if not, can I have one whole piece?
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Depends on the size of your chairs. The rolls I got, both come as one peice
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1) I have 2-Scan armchairs. Each chair has 4-straps 2' long in one direction and 2-roughly 2 ' across. Adds up to 6-straps per chair and roughly 13' in all. So for the 2-armchairs I approximately used 26'. I have quite few feet left over. 2) The roll is continuous and in one whole piece. Hope this is helpful.
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Yes, it should be. I did a loveseat and two chairs - all patio furniture so I assume much larger than dinner chairs and had some left over. It is a continuous length. The repair was done 9 months ago, chairs are used every day, my husband is a big guy and there is absolutely no sagging. Highly recommend.
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1) I have 2-Scan armchairs. Each chair has 4-straps 2' long in one direction and 2-roughly 2 ½' across. Adds up to 6-straps per chair and roughly 13' in all. So for the 2-armchairs I approximately used 26'. I have quite few feet left over.2) The roll is continuous and in one whole piece.Hope this is helpful.
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I'm wondering if I received a different table design. For us, the leaf does NOT fit underneath, and it is not a butterfly design, though it's not too large to tuck away in a closet. I think all chairs will fit without the leaf, though I haven't tried it and it may be "close" for some people.
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I ordered this for a Vets cemetary with 20 chairs so im assuming up to 20. Hope that helps. Uou can also google the manufacturer and see if their site states that info. Have a good one Sarah
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Thanks for posting your question, I can confirm that this listing is for 1 chair. They are sold in single quantities. I hope this was helpful
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I bought 100 ft. of 1/4", it came on a roll 4" dia. x 7" long. I would say that it weighed about 4 pounds. That said I assume that you are packing this in or you wouldn't care about the weight. If they send it to you in one piece I would be looking for a roll of about 9' or 10" dia. x 12" and no more than about twelve pounds.
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We have various sizes, each one is 3 feet wide. We have lengths of 3', 6', 12', 18', 20'. If you order multiple rolls at one time, we try to keep them in one length so you have a few seams as possible. So if you order a 12' and a 6' piece, we'll send an 18' piece.
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Hi Don, I have one piece of information for you in regard to this chair mat and that is to Stay Away from it. It is a shoddy piece of plastic or some composite material, which cracked only days after I received it and put it down. Mine was laying on a carpet, which gave it some support. Actually I still have it, which I am not sure why but it is cracked in numerous spots. I have one of the lightest chairs, one could purchase, therefore, it had nothing to do with that issue...Get yourself another brand or make, but stay away from this one. I hope this helped you...I wish someone had told me before I purchased it. Good luck. Hi Don, I have one piece of information for you in regard to this chair mat and that is to Stay Away from it. It is a shoddy piece of plastic or some composite material, which cracked only days after I received it and put it down. Mine was laying on a carpet, which gave it some support. Actually I still have it, which I am not sure why but it is cracked in numerous spots. I have one of the lightest chairs, one could purchase, therefore, it had nothing to do with that issue...Get yourself another brand or make, but stay away from this one. I hope this helped you...I wish someone had told me... » Read More Hi Don, I have one piece of information for you in regard to this chair mat and that is to Stay Away from it. It is a shoddy piece of plastic or some composite material, which cracked only days after I received it and put it down. Mine was laying on a carpet, which gave it some support. Actually I still have it, which I am not sure why but it is cracked in numerous spots. I have one of the lightest chairs, one could purchase, therefore, it had nothing to do with that issue...Get yourself another brand or make, but stay away from this one. I hope this helped you...I wish someone had told me before I purchased it. Good luck. « Show Less
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It is one long roll... everything is in place. You may want to Google techniques to put it up, it can get tricky since it's so large. I cut several horizontal strips to make it easier to manage.
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Just checked my second roll (first one is in use)....don't have a 50' tape measure,but I rolled out 10', and it appears to be about 1/5th of the roll. I don't really want to roll it out 5x, then try to roll it back up. Sometimes you just have to roll the dice and take their word for it.
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Absolutely not. Drop seam (seam going around the top piece connecting to side piece which drops down sides) measures exactly at 75". It is made for a round table however I have on a square table and fits well. With may 4 chairs around table it fits nearly perfectly.
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I've been using my chair since July of last year. I use mines in a salon to do eyelash extensions. I was able to service clients who weighed at least 400 pds with no issues. I put my chair together in less than an hour. I will admit one of my holes didnt line up and of course hand tighten the screws allowed for the chair to be unsteady. I had my husband tighten with a wrench and ive had no issues thus far. I have my clients sit first, then adjust their feet, and then lean them back as needed. I love my chair!
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I haven't unspooled the entire roll, but so far, mine has been spliced twice on the roll. That wasn't an issue for me, but you may be pressing your luck to get that long a piece with this seller, as I've seen other posts about splices on the roll.
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I just measured the thickness of some of these chair glides which I installed on some chairs in my family room. They add right about 1/4" to the height, probably not enough to worry about. The thing you should probably be more worried about is the thickness of the "nail" portion of the chair glide relative to the thickness of the chair or table leg you are going to nail it to. Be really careful here. If the chair or table leg is less than about 1.25" you risk splitting the wood. That happened on one or two legs of 4 chairs I nailed them to - a total of 2 out of 8 legs - and I am a very handy and experienced person. I was able to salvage the situation with wood glue and clamps. The chair legs were only about 1" in diameter, and made of oak, so they were very hard. A bit bigger diameter or a softer wood and probably no splitting would have occurred.
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Suppose to be continuous. Mine Was 2 pieces split about halfway through the roll.
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Hi. I would like to think that one could if one wanted an extra chair. I hope the company is that flexible...at least be able to make one extra if a customer calls for it. I know they make some, counter (at the measurements they offer, of course) high in addition to making stools. Perhaps call them if that's possible, and ask directly, or email the company. If you've already done that, to a no response, then that would not be good of the co. to do that. At the very least, they could let you know...hey, that's more money for them if you order extra stuff! Good luck:) Connie. NB: it is a great set by the way. It looks lovely.
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Possibly, 42" seems small for 4 chairs. The chairs are average sized dinning chairs, but considering that they do not have arms, they could be a suitable option.
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The one I bought is a roll and the number depends on how a piece you tear off. It should last you a long time