The Right Way to Make a Chair! by Carstone

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[View page 1] durability support www.carstone.com safety carstone is proud to have passed california tb 133 tb 117 and boston rigorous fire codes for our chairs if your local government requires this stringent conformity for your safety please consult carstone for details 1 fire codes carstone utilizes a full loop of steel to support the chair back this locks the back together maintaining frame integrity their frame uses a double post back which allow the posts to flex independently this movement transfers stress to the fastening hardware ultimately resulting in failure 4 full loop back carstone offers a full range of extremely high wear fabrics from which to choose they meet building and fire codes for your safety please see our colors catalog for details we use a booted internal spring clip fastened swivel vinyl glide as standard on our chairs the boot encloses the end of the tube the rounded friction fit piece of plastic on others does not cover the sharp rough steel edge of the leg this sharp

[View page 2] strength carstone certifies all steel used in the structure of its chairs to conform to astm a-513 grade c-1010 steel this is a significantly stronger and higher quality steel than that used by our competitors we don t need to make up for lesser steel by using a heavier gage and heavier weight an example of poor steel is shown this competitor s chair leg was broken by bare hands without tools 11 carstone steel composition the right way to make a chair 4 7 1 13 x poor steel higher quality 6 5 2 15 14 9 10 our 1 square steel tubing equals a full 33 greater wall support our 13/16 square steel tubing equals 8.5 greater wall support the competition steel size is typically 3/4 square steel tubing 33 more 8.5 more 3/4 sq 12 carstone steel size 3 11 12 x 8 13 box welds 14 mandrel bends 15 cushion foundation carstone welds both the top and bottom of the leg to the back loop bars this prevents the joint from becoming a hinge point under stress in addition we have extra welds on the seat ba