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   On 30/10/2020 3:40 a.m., Charles Pierson : August Abolins wrote:   
      
    AA>> If the books were built-in unremovable, then that would   
    AA>> work best. If it was my project, I'd build it modular so   
    AA>> that the back panel and the seat could be replaced with   
    AA>> different books.   
      
    CP> In truth making the back and seat modular is easy enough   
    CP> even with a poly coat. You can make several panels that   
    CP> fit, and swap them out as needed. The same as if you were   
    CP> doing standard cushion seats.   
      
   You're right.. a poly coat is probably better in the long run   
   anyway.  A vinyl/plastic sheet could stretch or rip if the chair was   
   used as an actual chair and not just for decoration.   
      
   I've seen armchairs repurposed for book storage around the leg   
   areas. Not sure how practical that would be for an adult when you   
   need to reach for another book, but for kids that could be a fun way   
   to appreciate a collection.   
      
      
      
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