I have an original Model B3 chair from Marcel Breuer, and I’ve decided to make a more affordable version – my Pallet “Wassily” Chair. The Wassily chair was originally designed in the 1920’s and was a modernist chair built with a newly-available product: seamless steel tubing that could be bent into interesting shapes.
Save thousands, and try my Pallet “Wassily” Chair:
First, I cut the leg boards to length. I copied the angle of the seat and transferred the measurements to the leg boards. I lap-joined the seat board supports to the leg boards. Next, I added the armrests before I added the backrest boards. The final step is to add the seat and seat back boards.
Later I’ll make a low bench and a side/coffee table soon to create a complete lounge set.
thanks
hi,
love this chair. Id love to make 2 chairs for my front yard.
could you please tell me your measurements.
thank you
Hello,
Sorry, I haven’t seen your question before.
Can you open a Sketchup file? I can send you one with every dimensions.
Thanks
Nice cat
anyone like as much as i do
Wonderful patio set! …and lovely cat!
Rachael Elizabeth Andrea Nicholas-jones
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Beautiful cat
From pallet to bench in just 3 hours
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Pub Table.
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