We are trying to put his chair together, there is a black plastic sleeve, about 3 inches long and 1.5 inches in diameter. What is it for?k
1502142
There is an the height sleeve. If you don't need max height plus 3 inch more; don't use it. It fits on cylender to put on the base gives you 3 inch more added height. If your talking about the protetive plastic sleeve goes over the cylender up and down or the the chair back support they should only fit thoughs areas.
1502143
Maybe you got an extra part? Looking at our chair, I don't see any sleeve so small and I remember that putting the chair together as being fairly easy and obvious. But maybe they reduced the size of the sleeve around top half of the support pole that extends the height of the seat - why chair makers feel the need for that extra plastic bit is a mystery to me!
1502144
ahhh, I think that covers the part that is on the backrest, it goes over the piece that connects to the seat of the chair.
1382136
I put mine in an old sleeve so had to depend on measurments listed. Those measurments were Very close, however, the screw heads at the bottom stick out about 1/8" more than said measurment for width. These screws would not let it slide in but was catching on a lipon the old slide in so could bend lip out of the way. All other measurments were very accurate.
841611
They make plastic bags specially for this chair ! It worked flawlessly and was operational in a pinch ( no pun ) !!
654173
The sleeve is about 19.5" wide X 13.75" high on the outside. The AC unit is about 0.25" smaller. you could put it into your sleeve but you would have to secure it somehow and put Styrofoam around the inside to insulate. Maybe put would molding around the wall to cover the hole. It would work but not look very good.
1877786
I suggest you ask the seller these questions. I bought one for a friend for her office on which there is now a desk, office chair and misc.. The seller might have a way to butt them together. I bought a black mat and am very pleased.
1035893
I think it was meant for the chair shown. There is considerable length to fit over a wing back chair but not sure if it's long enough. Hard to say.
1257746
The dimensions are correct and it is designed to go over the chair so the 45" includes the few inches of overhang at the top/back side. You could possibly use a strap or tie to keep it in place.
846340
Had some made, anything with a sleeve that will slip over the back rest would probably work
995587
When the chair arrived, we slid the folded-up chair out of the box (folds like the old card-table chairs) and it was ready to sit on. We then followed directions for the attachment resistance bands, etc and put them on. As I recall that was it. We don't use the extra black plastic piece (in the picture - on the floor at the back of the chair). We are not mechanics and not young and it went together in a snap. A very good purchase for our home.
2173407
I purchased the chair for an employee in our office. I haven't been able to contact him for instructions. I am sorry that I couldn't help you.
1984396
Just measure across the diameter of the leg at its bottom. If it measures just under 1" diameter, then you will have to wind some electrical tape around the end of the leg in order to make a tight enough fit for these rubber leg tips, so that they cannot fall off whenever you lift the furniture/equipment. Conversely, these rubber tips can be forced over a slightly oversized leg diameter; probably up to about 1 1/16".
711007
I had it in my computer chair but the fit was a bit awkward since then I have moved it to one of my dining chairs and the neck part goes above where the chair ends I have yet to see if that is any better but it looks like it is. I think you just need something sturdy to have it be able to sit straight up and not have it lean back into anything with a cushion.
1618910
When connecting the chair, be sure to remove the black plastic cap that is on one of the chair peices. It looks like it belongs but doesnt. If not removed, the chair won't adjust
1716920
Go to Home Depot or Lowes or your local Hardware store and look for a rubber boot that goes on the bottom of a kitchen chair leg or one that looks the size of the nozzle spout. Make sure it is pliable so it will stretch over the nozzle. Hope this helps out.
1277897
Assuming that the chair has the typical thin metal legs that most have, I would go with the 1". However I think even the 1" may be too large. I suppose a little duct tape wrapped inside of it may help take up some of the extra room, or something like that. I hope this helped you, good luck.
787497
It is too low for a dining chair. Not happy with this purchase. A 2 year old kid sat on the arm and it broke. Good that my husband is a handy man and able to fix. If it just for display, this really looks nice.
897750
You're in the right category, but I think this specific item might be too small to cover the entire base of a chair/table leg. If I were you, I would look for a cup/cap similar to this item sold by amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Shepherd-Hardware-826359-INSERT-PATIO/dp/B000RN7G8Y/ref=pd_sim_sbs_hg_5