Can they be used on a recliner chair
201771
I used them on a chaise, I would compare them to what is on the recliner. The screw is only about an inch to inch and a half long.
201772
I doubt it. These legs are fairly tall, and I don't think they would be stable enough for a chair. Just my opinion, though.
201773
I would think they are tall for the shift in weight of a recliner in various positions.
415234
Should not be a problem as long as the swivel base rests between the raised edges of the platform. Be aware of the measurements of your swivel base vs the platform. Enjoy the ease of getting out of your recliner when using the Little Boost.
635574
Depends on the chair. It's not a huge investment to try. They do scratch wood floors. We had to put felt tabs on bottom. Have you tried using tennis balls? They can be cut to fit any chair.
301029
I would think it can fit any chair. Check the measurements given in the description. I use them on my recliner, I have just attached some elastic with fabric glue across the back and back of arms, across front of arms, and from corner of arm/leg at seat and under foot rest up to bottom of front flap, This holds it as secure as if it were custom made for a dollar or so of supplies.
549183
Yes, but not large enough for my office chair. If you have a bigger chair they will not accommodate.
685515
I think you can use them on any chair you wish as long as they aren't to big, but they are very firm, not much give
274331
I don't know. I sent them back because I couldn't get them on the chairs. As I remember they were padded on the bottom to protect hardwood floors, so I bet they wouldn't slide on carpet but I don't know for sure.
1775220
I don't see why not. But you could just get sticky back felt pads for the feet of the chairs for a fraction of the price. Not to say that this product isn't worth it. It definitely works great for me, with no worries of scratching my new wood floor.
1110116
I see no reason why they won't -- i put them on 4 breakfast chairs -- they work great, saved me hundreds and the company that made the chairs (Hooker) wanted 160 per set of 4. I was fixin to just have wood bottoms put on.
2448
I don't believe so. There is a handle on the right side of the chair (under the arm) that I use to recline the chair.
1751712
They are really heavy duty.. you shouldn't have a problem in my opinion. I've had them on a chair for almost a year, and they are great!
1416962
I use mine on a lazy boy recliner chair which works well for me. I've never used it on a dining chair or a sofa, but imagine it would work well with those too.
1316398
Yes, they are removable. It took a few times to get used to how to attach them again. I think it's easy to do, however you have to bend or stoop down or sit level with the chair to re-attach them.
1595398
I suppose they could, but they have a threaded shaft, designed more for bolting on machinery, such as the table saw I used them on. They are more industrial than furniture grade, but if you didn't care about the looks, they are great casters, at least so far. If you have a chair with wooden legs, you might be able to drill slightly undersized holes in the legs and tab them in with a hammer.
2018756
i dont see why not, as long as the chair isnt thick then you can screw the piece on
2264343
I've only used them to hold a chair protector on a recliner chair but they have worked very well for me. I am no longer constantly having to readjust it every time I sit or get up. I imagine you could also use them to keep wayward sheets pinned at the bottoms and sides of a mattress depending on the kind of mattress you have. They are like tiny screws that go into the material and backing of the furniture to keep various types of covers in place. Hope this helps.
1268187
Yes, but beware, they scratch & stain easily. They are also not as sturdy as I hoped. I ordered 8 and half of them have already broken on the back of the chair where it connects to the seat. If these are just for show, go for it. They look great. But not so much for everyday use.