Anatomy of a rocker
A fully formed rocker is made up of a number of different elements, which can be customised to your taste and preference.
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The guide below explains the different parts of a rocker and provides more information on each. There is more to our rockers than we explain here, so it's best to talk to us if you'd like to find out more.
The exterior
The rocker’s exterior is made up of a roof and outside walls, erected on a stainless steel frame with detachable feet. They are both made from ODD’s special marine canvas. The canopy of the roof is either straight or scalloped in form, and can be finished without a fringe if preferred.​
These exterior parts of the rocker must be upholstered in one of our outdoor canvases, available in the seven colourways you can scroll through below. ODD's canvas is made to withstand the elements: sturdy, waterproof and rot-resistant.
The interior
The interior includes the sofa, inside walls and gaiters (which cover the swing’s springs), which can be made in any of ODD's fabrics, in any combination you desire.
The interior parts of the rocker can be upholstered in our outdoor canvases or interior fabrics below, and can be mixed and matched to your content. The sofa is finished with piping, which we can make to match or contrast with the sofa.
CANVASES
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INTERIOR FABRICS
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