How to get big seating cusion in to zip up?
2085415
We didn't have any problems, just kept pushing it down and zipping a little at time. Love the furniture and it is holding up well with kids!
2085416
It's easiest to put the filling inside before opening the bag since it expands once it opens.
2085417
It's helpful to have one person pull the zipper sides closer together and then have someone else zip it up.
2085418
Dont buy....or at least check the return policy.. I cancelled within 12 hours and they charged me $ 130.00 shipping and restocking. (which I am still fighting) Really take your business elsewhere.
775964
Its not worth the aggravation, I really don't think you will be able to zipper it up, go with the next size up.
49270
I had to buy an oversize cover from another brand (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000W46XSW/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&ps;c=1), though I can't recommend it because it's a bit too big. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to find a cover perfect for this chaise.
1587088
You have to unzip the center area for the console to be able to come down. The console itself isn't covered by the seat cover once it's down either.
1800446
Fold the material about 1/2" at the end and then you should be able to put 3 metal screws through the fabric into the frame to hold it in place . The screwing location would be ideally on a different plane than the one you'd sit on. Wrap around the frame and then screw it in, pull tight and do the same on the other side. Could use a washer or small drilled plate to provide additional support...just a thought
405428
I had difficulties finding a size that worked perfectly but just tucked the back end of the cushion between the back and the seat. Not ideal but all that we could to do make it fit.
879768
You'll have to put the seat on and turn the handles up and tighten them. Uncrating it is the biggest job.
2171724
under the seat is a chai wrapped in a black cover ---- hold onto the handle put your foot on the strap push you foot down you will feel it give..and then with you hand push forward and the whole thing collapses.----- to open just pull open... after it gets worn "in" it will become so easy---- i have a 900.00 transport chair - pioneer spirt - this is way superior in design!!! you will love it... if you end up needing longer handles ( some do)-- buy bicycle extensions at a local bike shop or even walmart ( but the bike shop will put on for you usually) ... foot on chain, push down and hand on handle push forward... under the seat is a chai wrapped in a black cover ---- hold onto the handle put your foot on the strap push you foot down you will feel it give..and then with you hand push forward and the whole thing collapses.----- to open just pull open... after it gets worn "in" it will become so easy---- i have a 900.00 transport chair - pioneer spirt - this is way superior in design!!! you will love it... if you end up needing longer handles ( some do)-- buy bicycle extensions at a local bike shop or even walmart ( but the bike shop will put on for you usually) ... foot on chain, push down... » Read More under the seat is a chai wrapped in a black cover ---- hold onto the handle put your foot on the strap push you foot down you will feel it give..and then with you hand push forward and the whole thing collapses.----- to open just pull open... after it gets worn "in" it will become so easy---- i have a 900.00 transport chair - pioneer spirt - this is way superior in design!!! you will love it... if you end up needing longer handles ( some do)-- buy bicycle extensions at a local bike shop or even walmart ( but the bike shop will put on for you usually) ... foot on chain, push down and hand on handle push forward... « Show Less
2168325
None whatsoever. I have had mine up several times, and they do not seem to even be fully stretched. Just make sure you do have the minimum amount of air in them.
47782
Easiest way to answer that is take a large size ice cooler put a 2 " cushion on it and that will give you the seats measure.. it is very comfortable to sit on for long periods.
974004
Grab the seat on either side with chair facing you and pull up. It will require force as it's spring loaded and it should collapse .same way you put chair out just push down on the seat until snaps into place
667993
I just stuffed my 17" dell into it's but too tall to zip. Probably would not work for you
42051
Really did not have a problem opening. I saw directions either inside carton or online. Not sure. Legs pull out of zippers on back of chair. You always need to fully close each side then open till it is at level you wanted it. Can use as a lounge with bottom, foot out on angle instead of folded in
2037596
Turn it so the big bars are top. Then you push them inward and down....hard to do.
1500603
I had the same problem because they don't have zipper pulls. I used a piece of thin wire to loop through the little holes on top of the zipper heads to pull them up and down and it worked like a charm. I wouldn't leave the wire in there though as it might poke through or something.
1115200
They do not zip up. It is exposed, however, I did not mind that too much. It did rain a bit on our first trip out with it but I did not find the ground under it too wet afterwards. Only the sides are mesh but I wouldn't consider it a "porch". We were not looking for a separate enclosure to sit in we have a Firstup for that. If you were wanting a spot to sit in it would likely only fit 1 chair and maybe a small table before getting in the way of the door. Hope that answers your question �
411695
Suggest you sit on the chair and push up with your legs until you get the height you need. Hope you like your chair as much as I do