Does it ruin the arms of the chair it is attached to?
179719
It has not ruined mine but the arms in my chair are made of some type of rubber. I don't know how it will be with leather. It will definitely leave a mark on a leather arm chair.
179720
Mobo does not appear to be damaging to the chair arms, however I have not removed the device to see.
179721
It is not likely, but it could depending on the material of the arm....The mobo sure has changed my posture and comfort though and I would sacrifice any chair over my posture and comfort for the last 2 years...
179722
If the arms are cushioned fabric and you remove it after a long time, there are indents in the cushion, but these eventually go away over time. That happened to mine when I switched'it to another chair. However, this could easily be prevented by wrapping something around the fabric arms before attaching the device. The indentations definitely did go away after awhile.
179723
P.S. But the device is excellent and restored my wrist and shoulder which experienced a lot of pain before I started using this, which is much more important!
446095
Not at all. I absolutely love this chair. It is by far my favorite purchase for my baby boy and I did SO much research and thought about it because of the tray too! Trust me you will love it. It's super easy to clean, use and to roll around. I roll him to the bathroom, take the tray out and wash his hands over the sink after each meal. I have hardwood floors and it does not damage them.
202726
It does not attach to the chair. it has tiny rubber grips on the bottom side to hold the pad in place.
1863748
You could leave the chair arms off if you wish. For me it would not be as comfortable. I like having a place to rest my own arms. I don't see where the arms are related to the overall structure of the chair.
250886
This should not happen. Don't put a child in this chair until you have checked the screws and fixed the problem.
548386
I would guess so. I have a chair, and the arms are a soft but firm plastic, like an armrest in a car
2023056
Upon further inspection, it appears that the arms don't do anything structurally to the chair. So, yes, you could leave them off.
369171
No. I think you would ruin the chair to take it apart to apply plastic. Maybe a spray on if something is available. What about scotch guard?
1266425
I did't use it on a chair, but i have not noticed any rub off on anything that i have on the piece i used it on.
131704
No I would not buy it again. It looks nice and I think is a decent quality for the price, but it isn't all that comfortable. I haven't had issues with the arms, but I haven't used the chair much either.
1025636
They can be removed without causing any problems. You just have to turn a knob under each arm and they will come right off. You can also just skip the step installing them without harming the chair.
2023058
The arms can be left off, but in my opinion, they're essential to the comfort of the chair.... as in an armrest when using a keyboard, etc. I agree with the suggestion to try it and see what you like.
780822
Yes, the way the arms attach does not affect the strength of the chair or its assembly if you choose to not install them.
1863746
I believe the back would become unstable after a period of time. As the arms are attach to both the bottom and top making the chair more sturdy.
476303
Yes. Just make sure to use a vertical motion. Using a circular or side by side motion is what could cause damage. I've also used it to de-pill a sweater.
300171
I would say cats with claws would ruin this chair. If I were you I would look for the faux-leather type chair.
927023
Mine do touch. After the clamp arms are pushed up, be sure to screw the bottom ends of the clamp arms. That is what finishes tightening the chair. I love mine and it is VERY secure