Replacing "lost" legs on old rocking chair, help??
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Terri
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I have an old rocking chair that is legless but otherwise in great shape. How do I replace the legs - they do not have to be rocker legs - just plain legs that can make the chair "sit-able" once refinished or repainted?
4 answers
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Perhaps you could use interior banister rails from the hardware store. They come in all shapes and sizes. Might have to do some cutting but may be an easy solution.
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Gwen Barham Loftus
on Jun 06, 2015
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Go to Van Dykes restoration, they have rocker legs in their catalog or website.
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Josephine Howland
on Jun 08, 2015
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Some of your big box home improvement stores, Lowes or Home Depot offer generic table legs ranging in length from a few inches to thirty inches or so. You might check into those. Or if you happen to know someone that enjoys working with a lathe, a set of 4 can be made in under a half hour.
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D & K
on Jun 09, 2015
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If you have a goodwill or Habitat Restore near you they can be a good source for chair legs, especially the Habitat store. Also check with the local High Schools or vocational schools in your area if they have wood shop classes they may be able to make them for you.
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Karlotta Stephenson Brown
on Jun 09, 2015
Gwen Barham Loftus
on Jun 06, 2015
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