how do you screw the arms on ? Do we use nuts there ?
338356
Yes just make sure u put them on top and not at the bottom otherwise the cover will not close ... I have to return mine the rings that hold the glass balls are not strong enough ... One of them fell on top of my dog after it was hung !
338357
Yes, there are 12 arms and you are supplied with two small bolts and nuts to attach them to the fixture. You'll need a small screw driver and I used a pair of needle nose pliers to hold the nut as I tightened them up. That is the easiest part of the installation. Be prepared to spend a few hours with a patient partner to help attach the balls.
338358
As I recall they were packed in an odd way . Yes u do use the nuts that were provided . The space is tight but should go properly . I had to be very patient with my self .
1461993
Some of the frustration in assembling probably comes form that some steps you need 4 hands (a helper) to do it. If you don't have that, put some masking tape on the bolt heads. That will hold them in place while you get the nuts on the other end. And all the parts came in a blister pack, carefully counted. You just need a couple of wrenches 1/2", 9/16" I think.
1954445
They come assembled but they are not one piece the arms or whatever you would call them do screw into the back
961754
The bolt and nylock nut may be to tight, just loosen both just enough that the arms move freely. The amount that you loosen them should be very minute at first and a small amount of some type of spray lube is okay too. The wood screws it came with should also be replaced with a higher quality screw And pre drill out the holes first before shooting screws into studs. I really like mine. Hope this helps.
1432922
Not really. You just have to put the arms on. It was super easy and it is an amazing product.
1372344
The arms attach with a bolt underneath as part of the initial installation. You don't need to include them but they are quite comfortable and adjustable.
820529
The arms can be removed. You have to put the arms on when you assemble it. They can come off easily.
503205
I don't have the instruction sheet anymore, but here's how I think I assembled the bench. It's a much simpler job if you have a helper to hold the components in place while you install the hardware. First, lay out the back, arms and seat on the ground in the way they'll look assembled. Be sure you have the right arm on the right and the left arm on the left. Lay out the hardware. Attach the arms to the back first installing the hardware according the pictures provided without completely tightening. Once the arms are loosely attached to the back, fit the seat into the slots provided and loosely install the hardware. When the bench is loosely "together", set it on the ground right side up and be sure that all pieces fit well and tighten all the hardware. Finally, install the small screws which secure the back to the seat.
2233319
You don't. Remove the bolt holding the TV bracket to the arm, and attach the bracket to the TV. Then mount the arm to the wall. After that, it's pretty simple to hold the TV up and drop the bolt back into the arm and then attach and tighten the nut. Done. My TV only weighs 12.8 lb, so the task was trivial. For one substantially heavier, obviously it might require 2 people, but if you can hold and maneuver the TV with one hand, you'll be fine. It is my understanding that the installation instructions have been changed to reflect this procedure.
1915462
Yes. But you may need some force. The Arms are not installed when you get it.
1640845
Rotate the arm 1/4 turn and reinstall the thumb screw. Refer to instruction sheet if that does not make since.Thank you!
1403307
Its hard to get adjusted because they don't show the set screws that lock the forward arms in place. I'd be happy to answer your questions if I can.
2060597
if you meant that you were having trouble attaching the seat to the arms (already attached to the chair back) then i would suggest try putting the seat on first. if you meant that you were having trouble attaching the seat to the base via the screws.....well. make sure you are using the longer screws for this task. the directions have a mistake and usually make you attach the chair back to the arms with the wrong (longest) screws. use the longest screws and line it up. it might take some doing but you should be able to position it correctly. try screwing one screw a little first, and then going diagonally across to the other side and screwing another in partially. then connect the other two and tighten evenly to prevent it from damaging the screw slots. thats the best advice i have for you. if you cant manage that, maybe let someone else do it (ooh, like maybe someone you are angry at. that would be pretty good punishment. and they might even be able to do it lol).
465094
The nuts have a nylon lock washer which makes them hard to screw on. Using an end wrench (and not a socket) is your best bet because there isn't much room around the nut. If the wrench seems really hard to turn then you might have the wrong nuts.
627648
A drill to make holes for the bolts and Phillips #2 (I think...it's been a while since I installed mine. I've purchased two more for my sons) screw drivers and something to hold the nut while tightening the bolt.
718354
They are fairly easy to install. Having a heavy ratchet strap really helps and will save you ALOT of time. I installed the front bolt on the arm and then put the ratchet strap from rear axle to the hitch (or bumper). I tightened up the ratchet strap until it pulled the axle far enough back to align the bolt. Only do one side at a time. Hope this helps.
340918
The arms will still rotate out. I think what was meant is... they are fixed in that they attach just like the existing arm simply by removing the screws from the existing and reuse the screws to reattach the new ones.