Gravity Chair Replacement Cord, Zero Gravity Chair Universal Replacement Cord(4 pcs Cord)

Fixed my chairs to give them new life.

We fix two antigravity chairs that were pretty old, but the mesh was fine. They were easy to install and are holding up well.

I bought these to replace the warn out cord on some Timber Ridge Zero Gravity chairs. These are the larger version purchased from Costco. The cords are a little smaller than the original but get the job done. The price is good and so far my 255lb rear hasn't broken them.

I searched a little and, based on price alone, these fit the bill. They ware a perfect replacement for the originals. I had two chairs to repair, so I bought two sets. They were vacuum packaged and sorted with two top lines and two bottom lines in each. The lengths were consistent to within an inch. I rebuilt my chairs by cutting loose one side and mirroring the original. Then rinse and repeat for all four lines for each chair.

I was very hesitant to get these in reading all of the reviews. They worked perfectly with my chairs. I did have to double up the top string on all of the loops, but that does not matter to me. I read the reviewers telling me to only take out one side firsts in order to match what was done. It worked perfectly. I have new chairs again! I would recommend.

A+! Bought this kit to re-string a Gander Mountain Zero G chair. I love the chair and they don't make them anymore. Frayed a cord and broke it last camping trip. I followed the other side and it took about 15 mins (long side). Def worth it. I'll keep the spares on the camper.

Easy to thread through chair washers, perfect length and good quality. Just followed the pattern of the original worn cord and eliminated the old as I progressed. I will buy these again when the other chair starts to fray.

Do one side at a time. Take a picture of an intact side of the chair before you start a new side replacement.Pull it tightly.