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	title of this thread your message using hex screws on this chair, but mine are old straight slotted button head brass screws, or tapered screws. I am pretty confident they are original, as they are perfectly countersunk, and the visible screws on the chair legs have corresponding metal fittings in the stretchers. However, I am concerned now that I notice that my chair has an extra horizontal splat on the back, as I have yet to find a photo online of a Lamino chair that has two splats on the back, instead of just one. Also, the blue arrow in the image points to a piece of the chair that also looks different on other Lamino's I have seen. In the case of my chair, this small piece of wood is quite thin where it is inlayed into the chair leg, and then it flares out to be thicker where the arrow is pointing to, where it attaches to the armrest. In other Laminos, this piece of wood appears to be of a consistent thickness, and is quite thin where it attaches to the armrest. Likewise, other Lamino chairs do not have a screw securing this piece either, and it is not inlayed into the chair leg in the same way either. Additionally, other Laminos have metal brackets that hold the seat to the front and rear stretchers, whereas mine uses screws. associated web images (optional) associated web link (optional) your email your password create a forums account \| you forgot your password?