How would you attach it to an upholstered chair?
1810849
I had the same problem and could not figure it out. I tried attaching it to an end table leg but the magnet is so strong it would not pull out. Fortunately I no longer need it.
1810850
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1810851
I had the same problem. I used two large safety pins and attached it through the Velcro and pinned it to the chair. It's not easy to pin but it does work. It's a real pain if you have to move it to another location. That's why I bought a second one.
1810852
I never thought of putting it on an upholstered chair. It has that Velcro loop so maybe if you put a Velcro on the chair itself it might work.
1810853
I have it attached to a side table leg next to the couch. Is there another piece of furniture near the chair?
1810854
By attaching it to something standing behind the chair - for instance a standing lamp
1423887
Facing the front of the chair, take hold of both sides of the seat and pull up towards center. Should release and fold. You may need to keep your foot on one bottom rail.
1380099
There are ties located inside the cover so that you ca attach them to the legs of the chair.
1268273
It mounts using a clamp like mechanism. So if your chair is constructed like I think, then no, it will not work for you.
549219
Cushions have 4 velcro tabs that can be mounted to chair. I preferred to leave mine loose, however.
2018756
i dont see why not, as long as the chair isnt thick then you can screw the piece on
280594
Our project was to replace the webbing under the upholstered seat of a chair. We used a staple gun with, I half inch staples, not the 3/8's size. Then we had to hammer in the staples that didn't go in all the way. It's been a month or two and the chairs have held up. Their are supporting someone who weights 200 lbs. So we must have done something right.
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Slide one side on to spring then use vise grips to clamp it down tight into place. The one that attach to the wooden part ot the chair remove old one use a small hammer and small nail to reattach it is not easy the spings r very tough u might use a zip tie to hold them in the right position good luck hope I was of some help. Any questions please let me know
415717
I bought a piece of 3\4 in plywood and diilled holed to fit both swivel and chair, attached the ply to the swivel and then attached the chair to the ply ,on top. Be carful to center the chair on the ply and the ply on the swivel. Works great.
1440505
this product either came with or we purchased a metal clip that slips into a groove on each side of the chair seat. It's a great product and worked perfectly - but I would go to the hardware store for a solution to glue or stitch or secure the fabric around a piece of metal.
781572
Gail, the booster seat seams to work on the wooden dining chairs that I have. I have a side chair that has cloth upholstery on it and I tried it on that and it didn't seem to stay put.
1215348
Two chairs arrive in one package. You must attach two legs to the seat cushion and the seat cushion to the back of the chair. Be careful not to over-torque the nut/bolt. The particle wood will snap if you attach too tight; and the chair will not be sturdy if you don't.
1424145
Screw each of the 4 legs to the underside of the chair. Hardware provided; tool needed.
129425
You must have the baby set. You then push it into the two chair sides and then snap the middle into the baby set if that makes sense. You reach beneath and pull a button toward you to release it.
362194
Ha Ha a good question which has been asked a number of times. Flip it upside down and then put the legs together. That works for me. good luck and if that doesn't work get back to me and I will take my chair out and give you a more explicit answer but, since I haven't used the chair since last year that is my recollection. Good luck
1580763
You would have to add ties. They were made for outdoor furniture and do not come with ties as indoor chair pads do.
2153660
I haven't tried that,but see no reason why it wouldn't work. You just insert the openings over the leg frames and finish opening up the chair. Works very well.