Fiberglass Furniture

RE: Fiberglass Furniture Post by tom (1) | (01/25/2008) Profile | Contact Im intersted in receiving information where I may obtain forms for weaving fiberglass wicker furniture RE: Fiberglass Furniture Post By Thomas (Guest Post) (01/25/2008) I would like to know if anyone out there knows how I may obtain the forms to weave fiberglass wicker furniture. I'm looking to make a little money to help me . I'm on social security. Thank You RE: Fiberglass Furniture Post By D the architect (Guest Post) (08/16/2007) It will stink for a long, long time. RE: Fiberglass Furniture Post By rmsdiane@aol.com (Guest Post) (04/03/2007) My husband and I used to weave fiberglass furniture, but due to relocating, we no longer have a place to weave. We would like to sell all our jigs. If there is an interest, we would be glad to make up a list of them. RE: Fiberglass Furniture Post By Felix Duran (Guest Post) (03/29/2006) Hi, I am Industrial Designer, I just begin to produce a fiberglass chairs. I now the procedures but I live In Colombia, if you are interested maybe we can change some information or if you are interested in my products, send an e-mail to: felixeduran@etb.net.co RE: Fiberglass Furniture Post By Gary (Guest Post) (07/14/2005) Shannon, I am also interested in designing and building fiberglass furniture, though I'm in the U.S. I have determined that, for my purposes, anyway, the best approach is to carve the shape in 16 lb. density polyurethane foam first, then apply fiberglass cloth and resin and possibly seal it with a gel coat for added durability. All the materials are readily available over here; not sure about over there, though. 16 lb density foam is as hard as rock. You'd need a hammer to dent it and it has a compressive strength of 500 psi, a sheer strength of over 300 psi, and a flexural strength of 750 psi. In other words, it's tough stuff, capable of supporting a lot of weight. RE: Fiberglass Furniture Post By Hiro (Guest Post) (03/09/2005) i also work on fiberglass in thailand. i design and send it to manufactueres. if you now produce fiberglass furniture, i would like to see possibility. RE: Fiberglass Furniture Post by calnorth (80) | (11/12/2004) Contact I'm not sure how much you really want to work with fiberglass. My husband used to work at a plant that built doors, including fiberglass. It is incredibly itchy and gets in everything if you sand it, which you'll probably want to do to avoid really sharp edges. If you do, be sure to wear a face mask so you don't inhale the glass fibers. RE: Fiberglass Furniture Post By octoberbabye (Guest Post) (10/29/2004) Hello, I found this link which may be helpful to you. http://packaging-machinery.globalsp ... dustrial-Directory/making_fiberglass