Does this work with a chair that has arms?
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If you mean, like a office/desk chair, the answer is yes -- very nicely, as a matter of fact. I love it.
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I use on on my office chair at work which has arms, but it also has an isolated back so it is easy to slip over just the back rest. I have also used it by just placing it on my lounge chair and leaning back into it. This works good also, but sometimes needs to be adjusted since it cannot be strapped in. Hope this helps.
1798118
yes, if the arms and the back of the chair have a little space between them.
1798119
Yes, it isn't that wide, so the cushion doesn't interfere with the arms of a chair. In fact, it fits in the small of your back.
1798120
My wife uses it in a recliner with arms. She uses it in the car as well and is very happy with it.
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No, it is designed only for a chair with a hard seat. I wish there was one that would work with a wheelchair, but this needs a hard surface and a fairly large seat.
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I use an office chair with arms because I really like my chair. It has to be comfortable more than aesthetic.
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Technically, yes. It would depend on the chair. One side of the clamp is a circular metal part that needs a flat vertical surface to brace to. The other side is a plastic vertical surface with ridges that help mount if the other side of what u r mounting to isn't a completely flat surface.
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I would think so. It would depend if the chair is high. But if your feet are able to touch the ground. It would work.
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Yes, it does if the chair is not to small. Albeit it's heavy and not soft, but it is confortable and improves any hard chair that fits it.
216510
If the depth is from the center or "base" of the bar (how far the bar "sticks out") then yes. The bar/table would be gripped between "U" shaped bars on the side of the seat and the arms of the chair. The grip is very tight and secure.
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It has a screw on the bottom to fit into the clipgear golf cart or sun mountain cart. I don't think it would work with a wheel chair since it screws in.
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Hi Jinkie! Thank you for your inquiry! Arms are available on all color chairs. Aiste BisonOffice
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We used a chair that we already had. A basic desk chair that did not have arm rests. It's works fine but the base keeps it from going completely under the desk. This isn't a big deal for us but something we will consider if we get a different chair someday. Sorry I can't be of more help...
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Check the pocket on the right side of your chair there may be a quick connection there if there is you need a extension cable with straight ends or a controlwith straight ends. If you don't have that type yes this control will work
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No, it does not. The chair is mostly as you see in the image with the arms and back having permanent positioning on the chair.
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Yes. It will "work" with any type of chair but you might not get the same result as if you had it on a flat, wood chair or something similar. I have the booster seat on an upholstered chair that has a plastic seat cover. The seat of my chair is slightly rounded therefore, I have not experienced the amazing suction power of this booster that some others have described. That being said- it stays in place better that any other booster that I've tried. I think with a leather chair you might have similar results.
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This chair does not come with arms. Look at the picture. It's a seat and backrest That's it. It's a simple task chair
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The ergo rest is very adjustable. I believe it can accommodate a wide range of arm-lengths. I use it with my Wacom tablets, however, I imagine it could support any sort of mouse or keyboard use. It attaches to a table or desk, so the height or adjust-ability of your chair is key. I hope this answer helps.
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Sadly, No. Arm rests are only available when the seat is purchased with an office chair base. I don't know if they are attached to the office chair base or if they're attached to the seat itself. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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Not without a little extra work. The arms for the tray also serve to stabilize the legs of the chair. I suppose you could take a hacksaw to the arms at the bend or find some other piece to serve as a cross brace for the legs.