I need a cylinder for my Harrington desk chair bought at Office Depot. Which cylinder is the right fit?
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I have no idea. The one we bought that was supposed to fit our chair didn't work at all. I have no confidence in the manufacturer's description.
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This cylinder worked well in my wife's chair. Go to You Tube and watch the videos on how to change the cylinder out. They are very helpful.
1008589
this cylinder is advertised as universal fit. I purchased it for my chair, and have been very satisfied with it.
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Go to HP website,go to inks , or printers then pot your desk jet f4180 in & it will tell which carriage you need. Hope this helps.
545123
I don't know. I used it to replace the glass from a Mr. Coffee press.My guess is that the cylinder is standard and would fit most presses.
832337
try the original company or call wherever they sell the chair and see what kind of info you can get from them. we casn't do it ourselves..as it is s specisl kind of elastic. or google; elastics for chairs.
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What measurements are you looking for specifically? I have older wood director chairs and they fit perfectly.
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Most office chairs that have a lift mechanism use a standard socket for the base, and fit the socket under the seat where the adjusting lever does its job. Here's the thing -- if you order it from Amazon and it turns out not to fit, you can return it pretty easily for a credit. I've used these on "place" chairs, and manager's chairs. When it is time to remove the failed lift cylinder I recommend getting some BIG channel-lock pliers to twist the old one out of upper and lower sockets. Lay the chair on its side, grab the cylinder and turn both the cylinder and the leg-wheel base in opposite directions, then twist it out of the bottom of the seat. The new one just pops in-- no sweat. Most office chairs that have a lift mechanism use a standard socket for the base, and fit the socket under the seat where the adjusting lever does its job. Here's the thing -- if you order it from Amazon and it turns out not to fit, you can return it pretty easily for a credit. I've used these on "place" chairs, and manager's chairs. When it is time to remove the failed lift cylinder I recommend getting some BIG channel-lock pliers to twist the old one out of upper and lower sockets. Lay the chair on its side, grab the cylinder and turn both the cylinder and the leg-wheel base in... » Read More Most office chairs that have a lift mechanism use a standard socket for the base, and fit the socket under the seat where the adjusting lever does its job. Here's the thing -- if you order it from Amazon and it turns out not to fit, you can return it pretty easily for a credit. I've used these on "place" chairs, and manager's chairs. When it is time to remove the failed lift cylinder I recommend getting some BIG channel-lock pliers to twist the old one out of upper and lower sockets. Lay the chair on its side, grab the cylinder and turn both the cylinder and the leg-wheel base in opposite directions, then twist it out of the bottom of the seat. The new one just pops in-- no sweat. « Show Less
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We have 5 different office chairs and it fits all of them. My understanding is that all modern office chairs use casters with the same size shaft.
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a piece of standard cylinder lock should fit. You may find it in lowe's or other home stores. one of my customer bought one from Lowes.
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Yes, this "universal" standard fit on my existing office chair perfectly. Thank you.Sylvain
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I have a plastic version, and I use this just to keep it clean, so I can use it whenever even in my PJs. Mine is obviously smaller than yours. I measured (twice) from seam to seam from the outer section of where each arm of the chair would be, and I got 33". It makes sense that it would be made to fit a real, wooden Adirondack chair. It's a really good quality, and I don't think you will be disappointed. If I can help in any other way, just let me know. Take a chance on this!
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You may also try Cymax.com. I saw the chair on their website in the maple finish. You may have to call them to find out if they are still carrying the entire set. I hope this will be of some help to you.
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I cant say for certain if it will or it wont. I searched a couple of web sites before ordering mine and they stated that about 90% of the chairs on the market can use the same basic parts. Mine was sold to me with a good return policy so I ordered a set of casters and a new piston and hoped for the best. They both fit perfectly and were easy to install. YouTube has good vids on piston replacement. Repair parts are a lot cheaper than a new chair. Good luck!
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I have no idea. Unfortunately, it did not fit my chair and I had to send it back.
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The 10mm caster did fit. Unfortunately, I can not find my invoice for the name of my chair. I'm sure it is not the Allak - nor the Hajedby chair.
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Good Morning Christina. One of my chairs is an IKEA 5-caster office chair and I have replaced multiple office and nook chairs with this Slipstick product with zero problems. The type of chair isn't really the consideration more than the type of caster required by the chair design. These Slipstick designs are made for standard retro-fit replacements and work perfectly. They simply snap into place after you remove the old casters. I use them on hardwood and tile floors and on office floor-mats over carpet. No problems incurred and Slipstick was a terrific choice. Good Luck. Dave
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I had the product code tag from Office Max and when I looked at Amazon, it was the same chair. I was looking to buy one locally for my son at college but there was no local Office Max. Found it on Amazon, same chair, less expensive, no tax and delivered.
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Measure the size if your chair or table leg. You will want the size that fits within that diameter.