







🪑 Restore your rock & roll — patio perfection starts here!
The Project Patio Rocker Spring Plate (2-pack) is a universal 2.5" x 5" fiberglass replacement part designed to restore the smooth rocking motion and stability of outdoor swivel rocking chairs. Built tough for outdoor use and customizable with spray paint, these plates offer a cost-effective DIY solution compatible with major furniture brands.






S**D
Perfect
I used these to repair a Darlee Outdoor Living Madison swivel rocker chair. They were slightly larger than the stock ones, but actually I think they work better than the originals. These spring plates are very solid and nice and stiff. Use the existing plates as a guide to drill the holes, but don't try drilling both plates at the same time by sandwiching them on top of each other. I did that and got a little bit of skew on the hole alignment on one of them.
R**N
Did the product work
Worked great
K**B
Easy fix for outdoor chair
These replacement springs are easy to install and fixed our outdoor patio chair 'sagging' recline. Just remove the old spring plates, line up the old plates to new plates and drill holes to match, reinstall new plates. These spring plates look to be good quality and reasonably priced, arrived quickly. I can highly recommend the product and the seller.
M**R
Product works, easy to install
Product works. A little springier than the metal plate it had replaced. Super easy to drill using the old metal template, the two stacked new spring plates a couple of rubber bands and a vice. Total time of removing the old plates drilling the new plates and installing the new plates was 75 minutes.
T**R
Perfect fit for the swivel base rocker patio chair 2 1/2" x 5"-drill carefully-hints below
Perfect replacement and for me a 175 lb person the 2 1/2" wide was good. If you have larger folks then you could do the 3" wide springs.Fairly easy replacement but if you rush you will chip and perhaps crack the new one. The fiberglass spring has an outer gelcoat that can shatter or splinter and that might spread to the inner side. Like my wife did on the first attempt. I guided her along and she thought other folks might like to see how I told her to do the task.You will need some good sharp drill bits and drill.Caution_WEAR A MASK-should not be too hard to find one these days. This fiberglass dust is nasty and most likely causes lung cancer.Caution_WEAR EYE PROTECTIONCaution-WEAR WORK GLOVESUnbolt the old one ONE AT A TIME-that way you can see how it's supposed to go back together.Place the old spring on top of the new one and clamp together then secure the 2 in a vice or work top table. Good excuse to buy a drill press but most of us don’t own one.Take a 5/16 sharp drill bit and slowly drill 90 degrees you see the outer layer of gelcoat start to spiral up. The old spring will crack a little. When you hit the powder layer go a tiny bit more. Use vacuum cleaner to gather the dust. You want to make a valley so you can find center. The dust is nasty keep it out of your eyes and wear gloves. Fiberglass can easily cut.Remove the old spring that was a guide and reclamation and take a 3/16 bit and try to find the depression the larger drill bit made and find the center of the cone. Slowly go through to the other side. Do all 4 holes.Flip the spring over and take the 5/16" bit and drill out the gel coat layer and stop. Then take a 1/4" bit and finish the holes.Back to the chair and put on the spring. Notice how the other one goes so you put it correctly. Don't force the bolts I would guess 10 foot/lbs of torque is enough. I had to use a ratchet to get the 1/4 x 20 bolts to get started and go through. If you can't line up perhaps take round file and make the holes a bit wider. DO NOT FORCE OR HAMMER use a file.Bonus points for using either Red Locktite or Lock nuts on the chair. Our patio chairs had lock washers and hex nuts that I replaced with lock nuts. There needs to be a rectangular bar over the plastic side not against the metal. If it’s not there use fender washers or get the part.
P**R
Perfect fit
Items were great. They fit exactly as needed. Promptly delivered and great price.Thanks
C**F
My wife was super happy I was able to fix her favorite rocking deck chair so quickly with this kit.
super easy to drill the holes to match your rockerJust use one of the old plates that you are replacing as a drilling template and you will be all set.These do not leave powdered fiberglass to make you itchy. These are mixed with epoxy resins for strength and serve to capture any fibers when you drill out the holes.I used a 1/4 inch drill bit to match the holes that were in the old plates.
J**S
Right solution for my patio chairs
Worked great. I am order more for the rest of the chairs.
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