Does this have the supports that are like plastic or metal sewn in on the sides?
1181083
The stays give good support for lateral to medial movement (twisting motion). I have some really complicated braces which I wouldn't recommend unless you are a younger person with knee injuries. I like these, they relief the pain and over use of knees that need to be replaced in the very near future.
1181084
Yes they do. They have two which helps them keep them in place. They do slide down a bit but nothing like any of the other kind I have use. I have one on each knee when they are flaring up. They usually smooth the flare up down and I can go 2-3 days or more without wearing them again.
1181085
The incredibrace has long, slender, flexible supports, sewn into the fabric and yes the fabric is very breathable and a huge upgrade over neoprene.
1181086
Yes, the stays are made of plastic, not metal. They provide great support without pinching or digging in. The brace washes beautifully in the washing machine. I press it out flat by hand to dry on the edge of the bathtub.
651730
the outside have some plastic but all internal parts are metal..I am very happy with this machine I did a large upholstery job in heavy vinyl it did not miss a stitch and went through several layers easily
2269038
Dear friend,have a mice day!thank you for your question. yes, the sides are made up of hard plastic, and the sides have the verlo to keep stand up. hope that can help you.Best regardsSeller
1039049
There are slots in the inside corners. Slide the supports into those slots.
2167667
No there are no metal supports for the filters that I bought. That actually worked well for me though because I needed to bend and shove to make it work for my particular scenario.
861711
I believe when I first purchased it had a piece of firm plastic that went in the bottom to keep shape (this has since been lost). It works wonders in my car sitting on the seat between my two boys. However I think the sides would sag if not supported.
2133183
It is both. The gray you can see in the picture (which is also on the bottom, not easily seen in the picture) is metal. The metal panel on top can be released by pushing button on the side to access the inside hardware. This metal on top was plenty sturdy to support my fairly heavy LCD monitor. The two sides, black color in the photo, are metal. Only the faceplate is plastic. (edited)
2046648
I assume you are referring to the size of the metal frame. If so I do have 2" metal frame supports.
599205
Mine came with a metal support with springs on the hinges. In other words, my mattress support does not look like the picture at all. I bought mine last month, so I'm not sure if they have redone the support or if there was just an error. Either way, it seems rather sturdy.
502337
These are metal supports that screw down into the side bed rails. They do not attach to the head or foot boards.
1527102
Some metal framework, the rest is durable plastic. Very well made.....works great!
1104431
No plastic or metal parts. Very supportive yet flexible and comfortable to wear.
1576780
The support is inside, not visible but feels like strong plastic. I plan to take these to some Arizona stadiums that don't allow metal. A strong magnet would not attract to the support. I suppose contacting the Coleman Company is the best way to be sure.
640392
yes but they are plastic and were have ours tied down with rope from the top of the frame to eye bolts in the concrete other wise it like to move in the wind and bolting the foot pads down will not hold it in the wind i think they are more to keep it from sinking into grass or dirt. have had ours up for two years whit the side wall kit and has held up good
363754
The frame is metal and the four corner braces are plastic but made of good quality! We have had our game for a couple of years now and it still works like new!
1457077
As far as I can tell, there are no plastic parts. The back pieces slide on metal, also. It's very sturdy.
953856
It is heavy weight nylon but no side support. I would not recommend using it to hold a sewing machine.