Have any of you used paracord on a noisy bedchair and has it made a difference. I am starting on a new fishery in October which could involve a longish barrow push so will be using this bed. I just need to quieten it down a bit.
Tia
Tia
In reply to Post #1
its not generally the elastic that is creaking, but the cordura loops that hold the elastic... taking the elastic or cord out and rubbing with candle wax will ease it to a point...
its not generally the elastic that is creaking, but the cordura loops that hold the elastic... taking the elastic or cord out and rubbing with candle wax will ease it to a point...
In reply to Post #2
Interesting. Never thought of that. Thank you.
Interesting. Never thought of that. Thank you.
In reply to Post #1
Is it the one with the elastic underneath. If so then the canvasy type material rubs on the side bars of the bed chair and creaks. A good smear of soft wax will help.
Is it the one with the elastic underneath. If so then the canvasy type material rubs on the side bars of the bed chair and creaks. A good smear of soft wax will help.
In reply to Post #4
Thank you. What do you mean by soft wax ?
Thank you. What do you mean by soft wax ?
In reply to Post #5
Some candles are a hard wax (tall skinny ones) but the cheaper ones, for tea lights, are sometimes a bit softer.
This will rub into the material a bit better.
You will only need to do the area in contact with the side bars.
Some candles are a hard wax (tall skinny ones) but the cheaper ones, for tea lights, are sometimes a bit softer.
This will rub into the material a bit better.
You will only need to do the area in contact with the side bars.
In reply to Post #6
Brilliant thank you. I use the citronella ones for mozzies so have loads of them. 👍
Brilliant thank you. I use the citronella ones for mozzies so have loads of them. 👍
In reply to Post #1
Cheers guys worked perfect it's now my silentnight bedchair .
Cheers guys worked perfect it's now my silentnight bedchair .