Would this work in a chair for sitting?
341334
No, it would be too big for a chair. There are smaller options available, but this is the large one. It's best used to be stood on.
341335
That was what I bought it for and it is too wide to fit in my computer chair (my own fault, I could have measured!). But if it DOES fit in the chair then yes. I have a small one of these which is good for sitting. You can sit on either side of these - smooth side is more relaxing. The spiky side is harder to balance and yes, the spikes to eventually start feeling uncomfortable but the point is to keep you moving.
341336
i tried it and it was not to comfortable. You would probably be better off with an exercise ball chair. It is also on the large side and doesn't easily fit in a regular chair.
341337
This is a large size disc. Would be very cumbersome on a chair to sit on. There are smaller ones specifically suited for use in chairs.
1699193
It is not wide enough for that. It is just wide enough to fit around your legs if you are sitting in the chair.
1570837
Yes it would work very well for a wheel chair. I used it in my truck for work and it is awesome. The onky trouble I had was cold made it split and leak.
861017
It certainly could. Keeping in mind it is seat height which might be a bit low, but between a couple of chairs it would work just fine.
579650
Not really. It's really meant for standing. It would be uncomfortable to use while seated...unless you use a bar stool.
1926116
no, this chair is fairly small for a recliner, i put it in my sons roon, too small for living room.
16048
Yes, it should. It comes in a box and is easy to put together. I love it! It is comfortable. I bought it so my dog and I could sit in the same chair without her being in my lap all the time. I recommend.
1097674
I would think it would since it goes on the frame of the chair. It works great for me!Good luck.
1166960
I would have to say it would depend on how long you plan on having people in the chair??? Once it gets broken in, it would be loose enough to sit in for long periods of time. I only use it for small bursts in a show I perform in. You would probably want something built for comfort more than this. I can't see life casting someones face in this.
947256
I think it would, my wife uses it 95% of the time in a pillow back comfort chair in our living room . She never uses it a straight or office because she is reired. I know when we travel it goes with us but she will not use it in the car because she can't get it skinny enough. Over all she defiantly uses it religiously .
2185292
I think it would be uncomfortable...I used it for couches and beds. Can't imagine that a chair would work out well
1285046
I would say probably not. It is not very big at all or sturdy. I have had it less than 2 yrs and the knob on the side to recline the chair already broke.
441884
maybe, but don't lean back too hard because it doesn't stay put---it tilts backwards. or tighten it, glue it or weld it in place. kind of a lousy design, but the only one I found with a seat back. good luck
2065719
I tried it - I guess it depends on height of the chair. Sitting in dining room I found it somewhat awkward but it is doable. If my chair was a little higher it might have been better
39393
Possible, but not really comfortably. I have sat on it w/o a cushion but only for very short periods.
960283
Depends on the height of the desk of course but I would say it is a little low for a desk chair
781566
I believe it would. My chairs are not cloth covered and it might depend on how much cushion the chair has as to whether or not it would still sit sturdy. But I think that might be the case got any booster on a cloth covered chair.