CALIDAKA Zero-Gravity Chair Replacement Fabric,63" x 17" Recliner Mesh Canvas,Lounge Chair Fabric with Ropes,an-ti-Gravity Folding Lounge Repair Cloth for Patio Recliner Chair (Black Grey)

It was a pleasant surprise to find this replacement material for my chair. The material is better than what it had as it is breathable and should last. The cords were just the right length for my chair. The top 2 grommets on each side are unused in my application.In my case, I had to drill out two rivets on one side of the top frame in order to slide on the fabric. I replaced them with some hardware that I happened to have. This might be difficult for some. I suggest YouTube for more details.

Like other reviewers found, the top part of the material was sewn together. While there may be gravity chairs that can be taken apart easily and slip the material on it, mine is not. I took the stitching out, draped over the top bar of my chair and re-stitched the material on the bar. The cords were long enough & lacing the cords into the material was not difficult. I didn't measure the material and perhaps I left my lacing a bit loose, but the material does not seem as wide as the former chair material. All that said, this option is much better than tossing a perfectly good chair frame out just because of ripped material.

Bought this on a lark, didn’t really expect it to work but it did!No directions but easy to figure out.Rotting fabric riveted to chair had to be ripped out.Ends of the cord have metal “flare outs” that keeps the cord from going back through the holes.Easily and comfortably supports my 200lb

Worked well. Happy with.

Lasted only about a year... then grommets showed strain and now ripping out...

Bought two of these to restring two zero gravity chairs. The kit is easy to use and turned out perfect.

I am a retired upholsterer. I had rockers to re-do and was delighted to find replacement fabrics. The fabric, grommets and cord look strong enough. If you have time and patience, this will be a good deal. I barely had enough cord to loop the rockers so I do not see how there can be enough for a recliner style chair. The fabric was too much for my rocker but by folding it under itself, it doubled the seat strength. The seats are what ripped out on the old chairs so this was an improvement.My rockers have nuts and bolts so it was possible to separate the back from the base to slip off the old fabric and slip on the new. A Velcro flap design would have been preferable so no dismantling of the frame would have been necessary. It isn’t a project for people with no patience or with arthritic hands. I’m retired so I enjoyed the task. If I were still working, I would have just bought two new chairs.

Absolutely junk. Doesn’t fit