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Where is that hanging chair from?!

8 years ago

We want to do a similar hanging chair, can you let me know where you got it?
THanks!

Orchard Avenue - Napa · More Info

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PRO
Westwind Construction
8 years ago
Hi Bryan, the chair is anchored (butterfly) into the ceiling with added structural support for ceiling to accommodate the load (weight).
Bryan McVey
Original Author
8 years ago
last modified: 8 years ago
Hi Westwind, thanks for the information about HOW you hung it, I would still like to find out WHERE you got the chair from? Any leads on that are much appreciated, thanks!
PRO
Westwind Construction
8 years ago
Serena & Lily

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