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<p>[QUOTE="Southern Restorations, post: 185671, member: 3357"]Thank you this helps a lot. I wasn't sure what this type of seat was called. Now that I know the term I was able to find some examples from Google. It's not missing a spring, they are just spaced a little off. It looks like I can use the material that's already attached as the base and make a cushion to sit on top of that. Thanks for the quick response. I should be able to bring this back to life after I reinforce some of the joints, tighten up the gliding mechanisms and reupholster it of course.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Southern Restorations, post: 185671, member: 3357"]Thank you this helps a lot. I wasn't sure what this type of seat was called. Now that I know the term I was able to find some examples from Google. It's not missing a spring, they are just spaced a little off. It looks like I can use the material that's already attached as the base and make a cushion to sit on top of that. Thanks for the quick response. I should be able to bring this back to life after I reinforce some of the joints, tighten up the gliding mechanisms and reupholster it of course.[/QUOTE]
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