Chaise Lounge Chair Plans at WoodCraftPlans.com

Chaise Lounge Chair Plans
[SF-29]

$14.00

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The chaise lounger is styled after the classic ones seen at many resort areas -- usually right next to the pool. You can make a better-than-store-bought version, though, using our detailed plan. The two-position adjustable backed chair can be built with basic tools.

It's a good beginner or intermediate project. Construction is simple. You will get traceable full size patterns for all curved workpieces, plus useful, easy-to-read measured drawings, a list of materials you need, and instructions for building and cutting. 73" long, 26" wide.

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