Cushion Slings
Cushion Slings are defined as a fabric stretched over a furniture frame for the purpose of
supporting a cushion or pad. The fabric is usually a mesh outdoor fabric to allow any water to drain quickly rather
than trapping it underneath the cushion.
Your Furniture Brand
Please do not expect us to know what slings are used in any brand of furniture. There are just
too many models and styles of furniture for us to keep track of. Besides, the brand name is really irrelevant,
since the principles of slinging patio furniture are pretty much the same for all brands.
To ensure that your new slings are the same size as
your old ones, we require you to send a sample of each type to the factory where they're made. We will
provide instructions and the address to send the sample(s) to after you place your
order.
Cushion Sling Prices
| Item # |
Description |
Price |
Buy |
| SL-CUSH-CR |
Chair Cushion Sling |
|
 |
| SL-CUSH-CL |
Chaise Lounge Cushion Sling
1 or 2 pieces |
|
 |
| SL-CUSH-RO |
Recliner Cushion Sling 1 or 2 pieces |
|
 |
| SL-CUSH-OT |
Ottoman Cushion Sling |
|
 |
[Fabrics] 
Please note that finished slings can vary in size as much 1/4"
This is considered within normal tolerances.
Cushion Sling Types
There are many shapes and sizes of cushion slings, and various methods used to attach them to
the furniture frames. The most common attachment method is a series of loops sewn into the edges of the sling,
that are slid over the chair frame. They must fit tight, so proper measurement is essential. Even a 1/4" error
could potentially cause a problem. VIDEO: Sling Installation
With that in mind, we have provided you with diagrams of the most common ones so you can
identify them for ordering. However, if your sling type is not shown here, don't worry. We'll make them just like
the sample(s) you send us.

Ottoman or simple chair sling |

Typical chair sling |

Typical Chaise lounge sling |

Typical recliner sling |
Please note that finished slings can vary in size as much 1/4"
This is considered within normal tolerances.
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