Question before I order - please help...... and 2) Will this support an average adult's weight to use as a chair?
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The seat to floor measurement is 18". Unless you're REALLY, REALLY heavy you won't have a problem sitting on it.
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Hi Jeannie, I am getting home from vacation this evening and will send the needed dimensions of the seat and the distance of the feet supports from each other. I weigh 200# and have no problem with the strength of the chair. I will tell you the min. and max. that the chair can be adjusted up and down.......GlAD
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Hi Tim, this bar stool is not strong, I think any one over 160 lbs just don't buy it!
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Not sure about the weight limit it can support, but an average adult could use the bed for sure. It seems pretty robust to me.
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I weigh in at 300 (+/-), my wife at 160 and it supports us . . . according to the Amazon posting it will do 550. In my mind the controlling figure is the supporting element not the swing chair itself - as long as you don't and you don't allow weight gain, and the support is solid, you should be fine.
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I am a large woman (300 lbs) and it has no trouble supporting me. Now and then the legs need to be tightened back up, but other than that it is a great chair. I use it as a desk chair and since I work from home 4 days a week, it gets quite a bit of use! I have had it for almost a year now and it has held up to daily use VERY well!
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I got it for my son who is about 155 lbs and I weigh about 230, so I know it can handle that much. I hope this is in your range. My son loves the chair and is always raving about it even though it is a piece of furniture.
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good question as i was just pondering that this past wkend. instructions don't really state that i recall, i would put a weight limit of say 2 adults, perhpas 400 lbs? chair looks very sturdy though and should have no problem supporting even a few more lbs than 400!
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i am not sure about that, but it is fine w/adult. I was not give any specific weight,or height range from our listing team. Sorry that i can not give you exact answer for that,tough. regards, kimoutlet
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I think it can...it seems pretty sturdy for something you assemble yourself... (my husband has loaded LOTS of weight on the top of it!) It is hollow construction, but I think it could support 25 lbs....not sure if you would have room for a chair though.
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It will definitely support your body weight. But the most important if it feels comfortable to sit on. I had tried different shapes and kinds before I found the one that works for me.
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I bought mine for my 13 year old son, he is tall and weighs 180 though!!! So yes, it would be good for an adult up to 220 pounds, if I had to guess...
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Asking the manufacturer would probably be the best bet. I am six feet tall and weigh 200 lbs and it easily supports my weight both as a chair and step stool. Jerry B.
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I seems to be able to support a good amount of weight. It is used as a guest chair for men and women of all shapes and sizes and it has held up well so far. Don't know the exact weight, but could be as much as 200 lbs.
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I want to ensure the "BOTTOM SUPPORT" of this seat is going to be comfortable for EVERYDAY USE, along w the "BACK Support". My child just turned 2 years old 4 days ago. He is custom & VERY use to His "Chairries/by JonTi-CrafT" but enough eating in living room!! Does anyone feel this Transition of not only The Cairrries but his own personal"Security, Stability, Safty" WILL BE MET BY THIS PRODUCT?
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it's not a very large chair. More of a medium. It should support a larger man no issue just may not be overly comfortable. And every bit of help in lifting is beneficial.
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Rated at 320 lbs or 145 kg but I wouldn't feel comfortable near that. I'm 5'10" and 180 lbs it is perfect. I have to mind what I'm sitting on though. The frame flexes - a good bit torsional, so it may be pretty wobbly with someone of that size. If he's careful it should be fine. I just wouldn't plop down into it very hard or try to turn around without getting up out of it. It's pretty low to the ground so it would almost be like squatting for him. My next chair purchase for when I can carry a little more weight and bulk will be a Kermit chair from Tennessee.. Might be worth a look.