On Instagram alone, the hashtag#hangingchairresults in nearly 70,000 uses of the furniture piece.
Whatever the historical significance, it’s clear that these chairs are back in a big way.
The hardware must be secured into a ceiling joist for proper support.
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Some chairs come with their own hanging hardware, or you could purchase the necessary elements separately.
This is an excellent option for an apartment or outdoor room that might lack a joist.
For the most secure hold, you’ll want to hang the chair from the center of the joist.
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Install Screw Eye into Ceiling Joist
Drill a pilot hole into your center mark on the ceiling.
Twist a screw eye into the hole, tightening it fully into the joist.
Loop the end of a pre-measured galvanized chain onto the link and screw the connection shut.
it’s possible for you to also use a heavy-duty rope with loops tied at both ends.
confirm your rope is rated for at least 300 pounds of weight and tied securely.
Loop the chair’s attachment ring onto the link and screw the connection shut.
Allow the chair to hang freely, then check its height.
If needed, adjust the chair’s height by attaching it to a higher link on the chain.
The chairs are also frequently spotted in bohemian-style living rooms, where rattan and wicker are plenty.
In kids' rooms, hanging chairs provide the perfect place to curl up after school.
Hang one near your child’s bookshelf for a fun reading nook.
If you lovelounging in a hammock, consider a hanging chairmade of macrame.
If you lean more toward a contemporary aesthetic, a glass bubble chair might be a better fit.
pick the style that best suits your space, then use these must-know tips for hanging.
