Tuesday, March 1, 2011

Putting Hanging Chairs On Your Deck

By Andrew Tucker


If you are in the process of redesigning your deck's look, then a hanging chair is something you should definitely look into. A hanging chair looks beautiful when added to any deck and also offers a fantastic place for people to relax. All it takes is a simple overview of your deck which includes taking into consideration its size and other features which will help you determine how many chairs to place in the space.

Before starting, check the size of your deck. For a smaller sized deck, you won't be able to place as many chairs or include as many other added accessories. Do your best to work with the space you do have and make sure whatever you do boosts the overall look of the decking.

For small decks hanging chairs places in the corners will give the impression of more space. Adding pots of flowers and tables is also a good idea, along with other small furnishings.

If your deck space is bigger you do not have the same limitations and can add more than one hanging chair to the space. Placing the chairs in corner areas is also an effective design plan and will leave an empty area in which to put other decorative items.

The decor will be affected massively by the type of chairs you purchase. Small spaces are obviously not best utilized by large hanging chairs. These chairs will take over the space and make it look crowded. A small deck needs small chairs and few accessories to preserve the open feeling of the deck. If you have limited space then cane chairs are often a good choice.

If you are lucky enough to have a large deck your options are wide open for chairs. A transparent chair would fit nicely into the space. Hammock style chairs are also effective as they fit well in bigger areas. Two of these chairs can be attached together enabling you to spend some relaxation time with family. Placing two hammock style chairs beside each other will be like having a small hanging bed. There are many other design options available as long as you take into consideration the amount of space you have to work with. There is no limit to the amount of options you have.




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