How Do You Tighten Webbing On Outdoor Furniture

How Do You Tighten Webbing on Outdoor Furniture?

Webbing is an important part of any outdoor furniture setup. It's what gives cushions their shape and support and keeps them from sagging and losing their shape over time. But even the best webbing can eventually start to lose its tension, which can lead to uncomfortable cushions and an unsightly appearance. If you're noticing that the webbing on your outdoor furniture is starting to sag, don't despair! You can easily tighten it yourself with a few simple tools.

What You'll Need:

Screwdriver (Phillips or flathead, depending on your furniture's hardware)
Wrench
Adjustable bungee cord or webbing strap
Permanent marker
Measuring tape

Step-by-Step Instructions:

1. Remove the old webbing. Using a screwdriver or wrench, remove the screws or bolts that are holding the webbing in place. Be careful not to lose any of the hardware, as you'll need it to reattach the new webbing.

2. Measure the new webbing. Measure the length of the old webbing and cut a new piece of webbing to the same length. Be sure to allow for a few inches of extra webbing on each end so that you can wrap it around the frame of the furniture.

3. Mark the center of the webbing. Using a permanent marker, mark the center of the new webbing. This will help you to align the webbing correctly when you reattach it.

4. Attach the bungee cord or webbing strap. Thread the adjustable bungee cord or webbing strap through the center of the new webbing. Tie a knot in each end of the bungee cord or strap, leaving about 6 inches of extra cord or strap on each end.

5. Reattach the webbing. Line up the center of the new webbing with the center of the frame of the furniture. Wrap the ends of the webbing around the frame and secure them with the screws or bolts that you removed earlier.

6. Tighten the bungee cord or webbing strap. Pull on the ends of the bungee cord or webbing strap to tighten the webbing. Be sure to tighten it evenly so that the webbing is taut but not too tight.

7. Trim the excess webbing. Once the webbing is tight, trim any excess webbing from the ends. Be sure to leave enough webbing so that you can tuck the ends under the frame of the furniture.

Your outdoor furniture is now ready to use and enjoy again! By following these simple steps, you can easily tighten the webbing on your outdoor furniture and keep it looking its best.