how much would it sink with a 200 pound man
1013057
4 inches but it's very slippery. It should have a cover provided with it.I slid off the first time I used it. I haven't used it since. Too dangerous.
1013058
Not much - it is very thick and firm - if man is normal height - say 6 feet or taller - than the 6 inch thick one should be fine - my mom is only 5'6" and probably would have done better with the 4 inch thick one.
1013059
Well, Janet, I'm 195 pounds and at first it dropped about 2 inches. I've had my cushion for at least 6 months, and it's still fairly firm.
1013060
It is very firm. I am well north of 200 and it holds up fine. One thing to be aware of is that it is very slippery. You may need to cover it with something so you have some traction.
1013061
It worked fine for me following a total hip replacement. It is very firm and five inches high.
1013062
I has one. It tended to sink very much. I had to use pillows with it as well
1013063
I weigh 275.The cushion sinks about 4 inches.It is still the best compared to throw cushions.I couldn't sit very long on a hard chair without it.It does elevate and helps getting out of a chair.It was too thick for the car.
1013064
I am a 200 pound man and I sat on it. It sank enough to where I almost slid off the pillow. It was hard to remain balanced on it. I ended up reselling mine and renting a hip chair from a medical supply company for $50 a month. If you got a hip replacement you only need the chair for 1 month. If you must get a pillow the 4 inch would probably be less precarious.
1688659
It doesn't have a problem with 200 lbs. I'm sure there's something in the literature, but I don't recall for sure. Hope that help.
1850770
A safety notice sticker on the step-stool says working load 200 lbs. You might get away with going over that, but you would be testing your luck pretty far.
718523
If you are talking about the downward weight and not towing, yes follow the 200lb rule
138399
The way I have set mine up, it inverts back approximately 45%. It does seem fairly sturdy, once you get it together according to the instructions, and mine shows a "250 LB maximum" for the weight limit, so 200 lbs. should be fine.
439747
I would think so, but I can only comment on "UP TO" 200lbs. not above. My husband weighs 195lb.
1356206
The width of the seat is 21 inches and would probably hold 250 pounds if you are not wiggling to much.
2045728
Depends on the weight of the person. I'd say anywhere from 6-10 inches. Heavier, bigger person sinks the chair down more to 6 inches, but it's a pretty plush base. Hope that helps.
89556
Unfortunately given as a gift so not quite sure. I know the users average 200 lbs
1850771
This item is duty-rated to 200 pounds. I would not push it beyond its rating.
983637
It will safely hold a 200 lb. man. The set-up instructions are sparse but me and my daughters soon figured it out.
551187
My husband is about 200 lbs. and the stools are holding up. That being said, I wouldn't go much over that on a regular basis.
224126
I don't know how much it can hold but I am a 200 pound man and have no worries sitting on it.
577520
The 200 lb. weight stack is sold separately. Let us know if you have any further questions.
2022084
I am not really sure, but I will say it's weight capacity has to be high as my husband uses this and his weight is well over 250 and it does not even sink a bit. Very nice for the money
228918
Yes, I would think under 200 lbs. would be good. I've laid on the top bunk (160lbs.) and felt secure.
2083657
It should be a low but heavily built stand full you would be looking at around 200lbs