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<p>[QUOTE="verybrad, post: 104081, member: 37"]I don't think the stress of opening and closing is much of an issue here if you beef up that back rail. I would be more concerned about the stability and support of the seat when used for sitting. If you make this two pieces, you want to make sure the center support is adequate. I also think appearance is an issue to think about. A single seat is better looking IMHO.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="verybrad, post: 104081, member: 37"]I don't think the stress of opening and closing is much of an issue here if you beef up that back rail. I would be more concerned about the stability and support of the seat when used for sitting. If you make this two pieces, you want to make sure the center support is adequate. I also think appearance is an issue to think about. A single seat is better looking IMHO.[/QUOTE]
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