How do you attach the seat cushion to the chair frame if there are no holes in the bottom of the cushion?
1988991
I put the seat where I wanted it, had my son hold it in place and put a skinny drill bit through the hole in the metal and drilled. Then changed the drill bit to a screw driver bit and put the screw in. I drilled up but you could probably turn it over and drill down.
1988992
The bottom of the seat is solid so just line up the frame and drill through.
1988993
the screws are self tapping so line up the cushion on the frame. Put screws in holes and screw downIt takes several turns tbefore they "bite" then they go in good
1988994
Actually,there were no holes,you have to put the cushions in place the best you can.The screws are self taping,they will make their own holes. The cushions do not have holes because if they were already there the screws would not be as tight and your cushion might move around after time !
2269199
No holes to drill. Takes about 10 minutes to install. Just raise the seats, lay it in place and tie down by instructions.
549219
Cushions have 4 velcro tabs that can be mounted to chair. I preferred to leave mine loose, however.
1471780
No,sorry. I add a cushion on top of the kneeling section. That works OK for me. You will need additional padding but cannot get it inside the existing cushion.
1526688
I'm not sure if just the cushions are available for sale. But if they are you would still need to attach fasteners to the seats to snap the cushions to. When I placed my order one of my seats came without the mounting bracket or cushions on accident and the seat did not come with fasteners attached to the seat to snap the cushions on.
1849994
First put chair seat upside down on table, center chair frame over it and then using a large nail and hammer make a small indention in the wood where the self starting screws are supposed to go. (You can use a drill, but it is not necessary) Then attach the seat with the screws since they now have a starting hole. We like our chairs very much.
1232869
Mine has small rubber squares on the bottom - but I wouldn't rely on that to keep it secure. there are 2 sets of straps that you can use to secure the seat; one goes below the seat, one goes behind the back support. These two are sufficient to keep chair in place.
44260
There is a foam block/cushioned boost, in the brown zippered section seen in the picture.If you remove it, that will lower the seat position by a few inches and you can tighten the straps a bit more to secure the booster to the seat it is attached to .Hope that helps.
1145578
No, they get screwed onto the frame. If you don't put the cushions on, it's just an empty hole! :(
786763
Ours had no holes also. It doesn't need them, the wood is soft. I didn't even have to pre-drill. I just centered the seat and pushed it tight against the back as I turned it upside down on a table, then screwed it on. They turned out beautiful. Hope this helps!
1071701
Yes you probably are missing the holes. You may be able to move the seat to a new height and drill your own holes. He seat should have a series of holes in a line so it can be easily adjusted.
2202011
I attached mine to a near verticle part of the frame because I was not using a seatpost at the time. You may want to protect the frame paint with tape.
653769
Loosen the nut and screw where the seat post and the frame meet...you can move it up and down...and then retighten.
285161
They go near the bottom of the backrest. Feel the backrest with your finger you will feel the hole near the bottom. Just screw through the fabric.
368142
I made my own cushion. You could use a couple chair cushions or I think you can order a cushion online as well..... Hope this helps.
1308188
The set comes with screws, you flip the chair over and screw the cushion to the chair frame. The directions for the set are very simple. I'm a 25 year old woman and I put the whole set together myself with no issues. ;)
1630793
The holes are pre-drilled in the pieces. The crosspiece in the bottom HAS to be a 2x4 because the ends of it actually slide into the leg base and a 2x6 would not fit. And it does need this piece for stability. As for the seat itself, I'm thinking you probably could use the larger size, maybe using 3 pieces rather than the four called for but you might have to drill some holes yourself.