DIY Modern Curved Plywood Lounger Chair

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Woodbrew

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Woodbrew

Published On

October 19, 2017

General Information

We decided to put our design and engineering skills to the test by building a wooden live hinge lounge chair. The chair is made from 3/4" plywood and has walnut end caps.

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INSTRUCTIONS

1. Modern Lounge Chair

This week, we decided to put our design and engineering skills to the test by building a wooden live hinge lounge chair. The chair is made from 3/4" plywood and has walnut end caps. We used a technique called live hinge, where you take out material in a uniform pattern, which allows the plywood to compress and then bend.

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BUILD FILES Check out the build files for this chair! Send us a link via Instagram DM to your modified version.

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-------Products Used------- • Half a sheet of 3/4" Birch plywood • (2) 1 x 6 x 24 Walnut • Waterlox Finish: https://goo.gl/JE5VHB

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COMMENTS
Ivan McFarlan

Nice design. Where are the files for the legs?

Ivan McFarlan · October 30, 2017

ethan schweizer

very cool. What bit is it that you used? 1/4" single upcut spiral

ethan schweizer · November 17, 2017

Bill Karmis

Are there files for the legs?

Bill Karmis · November 26, 2017

Nick Arnold

I have been a woodworker for many years but admittedly I have never cut a living hinge from plywood. Am I missing something here? There seems to be no symmetry whatsoever, other than the Y coordinate. Not all of the rectangles are the same size. The pattern just looks off.

Nick Arnold · November 30, 2017

Gurbey Demirturk

There are no files. Design is on Easel. It is on the right side of the picture.

Gurbey Demirturk · November 09, 2020

Gurbey Demirturk

The legs are also on the same Easel file. Look at the left bottom of the page.

Gurbey Demirturk · November 09, 2020

Owen Hughes

I too cannot find the files for the legs. Also can I have the build files too. I am not on Instagram, in fact I don't know what it is.

Owen Hughes · September 10, 2023