How would I secure to a swivel rocker?
1795416
All covers have a strap(s) to secure the cover. I too have the swivel rocker and the wind does not blow the cover off.
1795417
The cover is secured by two straps that connect via a snap-in connector. As long as the swivel rocker has something you can wrap the straps around, you should be ok. Look at the fourth picture from the top on this webpage to see the straps and connector - Classic Accessories Veranda Patio Lounge Chair Cover
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The cover is secured by two straps that connect via a snap-in connector. As long as the swivel rocker has something you can wrap the straps around, you should be ok. Look at the fourth picture from the top on this webpage to see the straps and connector - http://www.amazon.com/Classic-Accessories-Veranda-Patio-Lounge/dp/B000W43GKK/ref=sr_1_5/182-4493703-2849536?ie=UTF8&qid=1430434478&sr=8-5&keywords=classic+accessories+veranda
1795419
There are 4 ties at the base of the cover which can be secure to the legs of your rocker. Assuming your rocker has 4 legs....
1545245
This should work just fine. There's actually a nice grip to the swivel itself, so as long as the wood is heavy enough, you shouldn't need to attach it. Maybe just dual sided velcro strips if anything is needed.
903266
All you have to do is put in a screw in the bottom of the chair for the swivel mechanism. Super easy!
1306435
I have standard chairs but higher swivels should work. It just won't come down as far and the center will droop down
1504754
All you have to do is turn the base over. With the picture shown, it is set up for the rocker. Turn the base over and you have a stable base with a horse that will simply bounce up and down. There are no springs. It uses rubber bands for both setups.
1671755
No. There isn't any locking feature that I'm aware of. But it won't swivel unless you make it so...shouldn't be a problem.
2143020
The swivel stand is made of 2 parts: base + stem. The stem is inserted and drop-aligns with the hole in the base and one (1) screw is tightened from the bottom of the base. This will secure the stem to the base. Now you must also attach the adapter behind the TV and secure it. Lift the TV and drop-align into the stem. You need only secure the assembly via the Hex-screw and Allen-key provided.
1036664
I just tried to move it to do just that & it does swivel. I love mine. It lasted almost 4 years before it developed a leak. I'm having a new one installed in the next few weeks.
2266611
Put it on the floor, stand on it and you can make it swivel. The bearings will loosen up.
1257056
Yes, but you might have to tighten the screw that holds the swivel part if you use it a lot. Not a big deal, just saying.
974755
Just the swivel and the bag its possible but I don't think effective. Plus it will destroy the drywall/sheetrock what ever you have. I would not do it but to each their own, live and learn.
792919
This video shows you how with a chain link swivel. It's towards the end of the video. he uses a pair of pliers, I usually use a flat screw driver.copy and paste this link.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=norKZYmEz-Q
1535247
The cover pivots to expose lock. Yes, it is stiff but protects opening from elements. I don't think I would try to remove but rather swivel. Hope this helps.
120137
The swivels have adjustable friction via an allen head screw with washer through to a hex nut above with metal and fiber washers. You can adjust the friction to be arbitrarily high, so this should serve your purpose. Go for it.
753099
Hi, Sorry for the delayed reply...What i can remember, The only thing you have to do is secure the top of the bar down. Hope that help.Thank you
241113
You can lock the height - the bar to the side raises or lowers them. But no, you can not keep them from swiveling.
1304056
Here's another suggestion! Velcro slab the TV to the stand, Velcro slab the stand to base of the RV or whatever your resting this on. Now run 2 straps of muffler strapping back to front again using wing nuts to secure the swivel stand while moving. Remove straps when stationary and enjoy angle viewing!