If you are sitting still in it, will it slip/slide forward and back (since there is no lock)? Or will the chair stay in place if you're siting still?
872248
As long as you don't intentionally rock or shift your position it stays still. If you move, the chair will move.
872249
If you want to be stationary you can as only the seated person can make it slide.
872250
It doesn't for me. The bottom cushion is very stiff though. I did not know that when I bought it. But, it works really well for me. I'm happy with it.
872251
It only rocks back and forth if you make it move. Otherwise it pretty much stays still.
872252
No, it stays pretty still. The cushion on the seat isn't as soft as the back part. After a while of sitting my tail bone starts hurting.
463571
No. If the seat wobbles, it's probably no longer securely fastened. Tip the chair upside down and look for loose screws/bolts where parts connect with each other. (I think you have a screw loose somewhere. Sorry, couldnt resist) &#128515;
1737153
For me, when you bring up the back of the sofa, creating the seat, I wait for 2 clicks. If you keep going, and it doesn't take much, it will not lock into place. It has to positions it will lock in. Rather straight and one that is slightly leaning. If you hear the second click, and it doesn't lock, and you know you didn't go to far, I would say it's defective. Hope that helps.
157652
It does tend to slip & slide. Also the pad does do what it said. You can tuck it into the back of the seat.
1874105
You can't keep it from sliding away. I would not reccomend this one. There are others out there that have a flap made on the bottom of the chair that you sit on and that is what keeps it from sliding away. You may want to look at those!
560859
Hello R. Grimmett,I checked and the back rest of the chair does not lean forward or backward. It is stable. The entire chair moves up and down and spins around, but otherwise the parts do not move separately. You can lean back in the chair, but the back is connected to a sturdy frame and is not lose and flimsy.
1899298
ITs a continuous recline. There is no way to lock the chair in one position other than balancing.
929086
The seat slides backwards and forward easily and may be adjusted to ones heigth. Hope this helps.
2077671
It doesn't slip out once you wedge it under the seat if that is what you mean. We have had ours 6 months and never had an issue with it sliding or anything. The seat weighs a ton so I actually think it helps not only the recline but also from it leaving those marks on your seats. Hope that helps! :)
817748
That seems to be normal and does not affect a person sitting in the chair. In other words, it only moves up and down; not side to side.
739223
On my chair, the cushion slides down; I have hooked it through one of the bottom holes in the frame so it doesn't slide off, & I have to pull the cushion up every time I sit in it. The design could definitely be improved, but it is a comfy chair, worth the price.
2150312
No. The only movement there is, is the seat height adjustment. I'm sitting in it now and tried to tilt it back and it's comfortably rigid. Hope this helps!
118194
Yes it locks in place to sit. Best walker we have used. Good seat height. Nice foot rests for when I push her. Hope that helps! Have a great week, Jen
1522917
Hello, According to the manufacturer, push the lever inward so the chair will not lean back. If you need anything else, please let us know. Thank you.
1496777
I have it lowered to the lowest position, it does meet my lower back, but you do need to be fully sitting in the seat. Not sure about not sitting back into the chair concern
804566
Hey Ryno, the chair does lean (a pretty stiff lean unlike some floppy office task chairs), and can lock to prevent lean. It cannot, at least as far as I can tell, lock at any particular lean point. Hope that helps! All aside though, its been 6 months or so since purchase and I still love mine... very nice look/feel for the price!
38274
the seat has the option of locking into place or leaning back if u want ...I keep it free to lean and there's enough tension to still keep it firm even when leaning back