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What's best way to outdoor fabric wrap webbing on a PVC backyard "frammock"?

What's best way to outdoor fabric wrap webbing on a PVC backyard "frammock"?

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What's best way to outdoor fabric wrap webbing on a PVC backyard "frammock"?

I want to make a "frammock" for GrandKids.
What's the best way to create a sitting surface?

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The sitting/lying surface is usually woven rope. I don't understand the title about fabic wrap webbing. Can you elaborate more on what you are trying to do?

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