Bought 4 of these chairs. The three screws tagged as "C" which hold the seat to the metal frame keep falling out. What is the right way to install?
869970
Take those screws with you to a hardware store and get them a little longer. You might want to measure from the bottom of the metal where screw goes in to the top of the board. that way you don't get them to long. I had the same problem. You have to do it yourself. Hope that helps. Orlando
869971
I had no such problem don't remember what "letter" screw would be the right one...I suggest a longer screw or a dab of glue on it before you screw it in to help it seat permanently...
869972
Honestly, I've only had one screw fall out in the 2 years I've had the chairs. I secured the screws tightly when I put the chairs together. If this continues for you contact the company for assistance...could be a flaw with the screws or holes they align with.
869973
I used a bigger screw with deeper threads. I had some screws around that were designed for fastening hardy backer board to wood. The problem with these chairs is the cheap particle wood in the seats. Particle board doesn't hold small screws very well. I'm not sure I would have bought them for this job had I not had them already. There are plenty of wider screws available that would work just as well. Good luck.
869974
I'm not really sure because I've had lots of problems with these chairs falling apart on me. In fact I'm down to 3 chairs and will not ever purchase this type of chair again
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).
199784
To the best of my knowledge the seat was attached. But, thanks for clarifying your question. It appears to have 4 screws holding the seat on to the frame. So I would attempt a material change if I ever need it. Hope this helps and good luck with your project.
1094090
I had the same problem. The front keeps dropping. I looked at the instructions and they show a support which goes into two little tubes. However, I never received this piece. I contacted the seller who told me that it would be sent, but it never arrived. I don't use this seat anymore because of this.
1743883
Have the same problem with mine. I agree with the others....still like the seat. Perhaps we should contact the company and they will modify the design.
1916985
When I bought my chairs, the assembly instructions were inside plastic bags that also had all the screws. If you lay all the parts out by size, you will even be able to figure it out. Good luck. Vera
390428
I didn't get instructions either! Amazon had me contact the manufacturer and they didn't respond. They were OK to assemble, look at the screw holes, in the front of the seat they are closer together than in the back. Don't fully tighten the screws until you have all 4 in. Good luck!
1050488
I have the same chair and have a exact same problem. I bought this chair few month agofrom Amazon.I tried to fix it but there is no way to fix it... We should ask to replace it...
865197
There are no screws to deal with. The pieces have spring loaded buttons that you just push in. When you get to the hole that you need for the proper adjustment, the button will pop out, locking the piece in place. If she's very large, you probably will need to adjust the backrest away from the seat slightly. You won't need instructions. It's very easy to put together ...... just look at the picture on the box. Very sturdy. My roommate weighs about 230 lbs. and she loves it.
2060598
I'd have to check when I get home again, but I had to really work on it. And I used the wrong screws the first time to boot. It's a nice chair, but it's not an easy assembly.
1993925
Good afternoon, that seat enters precione it seems strange not quite understand because they can not adjust. should read the instructions for better advice.anything let me know for how it went. thank you
780351
I would suggest buying a new chair. These chairs are great for interim, until you can afford a better one. Made with all the care and craftsmanship of a moose poop.
1300772
I just don't know. I bet though if you reach out to the manufacturer, maybe they can detail your issue with some pics you provide? I don't recall ever needing extra for my traditional seat post, but just email them.
2009009
Hi Rick...I bought the same chair and had the exact same thing happen while assembling it (the last step was to insert the back into the base). One side clicked into place, the other side slipped in...but no click. I examined it, wiggled it, eventually operated it from front to back and it seemed to be solidly connected...no wiggles, no wobbles. So I accepted it as fully assembled. I've been using it without any problems for about a month now...and I love it. So does my dog...he can't wait for me to get into it. The reclining mechanism is still a little stiff, but I think it will get a bit smoother in time. I think you are probably good to go, particularly if there is no wobble or looseness in the back. That second insert was just very smooth...I hope. Don
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Screw are for anchoring the back to the frame of the chair. On the back side of the frame for the cloth back, you will see a hole at the bottom. Slip the back over the frame and screw the screws into the fram.
1779938
Everything was easy xcept the seat. Help! How do you put together? I feel like there are too much hardware on a tiny screw that holds together with a but but not to me. Help! I just got this bike I cannot figure it out. There's a seat separate hardware and somehow you stick the hardware in the seat and attach the seat slider....how?????
2255166
Hi Jamie, we had the same problem. You just need to keep wiggling them until they finally drop into place. I was sure ours were too short for our chairs at first too. Love the chairs once we got them assembled