Can the arm be removed when not in use or does it just swing to the side?
344908
It only swings to the side. But there is another way to mount it for portability. If you have a bench vice, the Bikehand can be mounted to a short piece of 2'x4', then clamped into the vice & removed when not in use.
344909
The clamp arm can be removed but you will still have about a 6" projection from the wall.
1686413
The arms are a single piece screwed to the bottom of the chair. If you do not want the arms on it, do not screw them on.
451169
Yes - you can easily take the arms off if you want to - I know this because I had to assemble it when it arrived UPS
453947
Yes you can remove the back but I have not removed the side arms for safety reasons.
612647
It is not removable, but you can adjust it to where it points down like one of the legs and will not get in your way if you don't want to use it.
1196745
Yes it can be. The articulated swing arms have Allen bolts at the joints. Once you have it in the position you want you will need to tighten each of these bolts tight with an Allen wrench. I left a little slack in mine where it was stiff but still adjustable enough so I could move it a bit if I needed to. I have had mine for a pretty long time and have no problems with it at all.
200726
yes. This is a solid commode. The arms can be up or lowered. The back can be removed.
1993913
It cannot be removed by rolling it out. It needs to be disassembled to remove it (if someone has already assembled it in). I can see why you would want to do it..if you are tall or like sitting on a higher chair, there isn't too much knee room under there if the rolling part is assembled in.
1826868
The arms are held in place by a clamp with a large screw. The clamps can be loosened and the arms moved up and down so either arm can be taken off the pole or placed anywhere on the pole.
976252
It is a swing arm. As configured, it swung the opposite direction I wanted it to. So I simply rotated the lamp assembly 180 degrees when I installed it. That solved the problem. Prior to my purchase, I had read some complaints of instability. My experience is the opposite. I am very well pleased.
817796
The chain does not go through the armrest, it runs outside of it. It does not interfere with the function of the swing. My wife loves it
1853492
No. You have to physically drop and return the arm. There is a counterweight lever assist to the right of the arm that makes this task totally painless.
1276293
It would be easy to remove as it is assembleb. However would probably impact the stability of the side legs!!
2037012
There is absolutely no way to adjust the arms or remove them. Removing the arms results in a loss of structural integrity in the back of the chair. Believe me, I have tried. I cannot recommend against purchasing this chair strongly enough. It has nails which will stab you in the hands after a few months of use. When the foam wears down in the armrests of this chair there are actually nails underneath it with the pointy side up so if you press into the arms of the chair to stand up in any way you get stabbed.
971946
It velcroes on both sides, so it's possible to be able to undo one side and then swing it around. Other than that, it may be uncomfortable to reach behind you unless you are really flexible.
113359
Yes, the arm can be removed from the post; the arm just slides over the post and uses set screws that bite into the post to hold its position.
421070
The table legs folds, but the arm does not. The arm slides into brackets and is held in position by screws that can turned by hand so the arm can be taken off.