Has anyone changed out legs to help chair sit higher? Where did you purchase?
1471308
I have not changed out the legs, but I suppose you could. I bought my chair at Amazon. It has a firmer seat than I thought it would, but it's fine in the guest room.
1471309
Yes, have changed the legs. Found them on ebay only because could not find on amazon. They are screw on and did make the chair taller. I chose black and spindly. It looks great. I think the legs make the chair look higher quality as well. The exact version of this chair is being sold at Pottery Barn for around 800.00. Mine looks better.
210988
I'm sorry but I really don't know anything about replacement parts...But all I can do is suggest that you contact the company that produces these chairs and see if they can send you the part you need or learn how to improvise.
506652
On the right side of the chair, there is an indentation in the chair with a small handle which you pull up and back. this allows the foot rest to actually ppop up, if you do nit attempt to put your legs on the foot rest to allow it to bring it up gently. i found it extremely difficult to bring the foot rest back into the a"chair position" for the first week or so, but now it is doing just fine.i found no button or lever to cause the foot rest to go back to the original position; it must be pushed back until you hear a 'click'.
441269
They are an add-on option at extra cost. I'm 6'1"" and assumed I need them, but they made the chair too tall for me.
887064
You will have to finish drilling 3 holes through the each support "leg" - a total of six holes. Go to Lowes and pick up 6 washers, 6 bolts and 6 nuts items #63308, 63326 and 63405. Probably about $5 to fix the chair. You'll be able to see the bolt heads, but the chair will be sturdy!
560798
ok im glad i can help you can purchase that chair here http://www.amazon.com/Flash-Furniture-NG-108-SV-BK-VYL-GG-Hercules-Stacking/dp/B0047FXUTM/ref=aag_m_pw_dp?ie=UTF8&m=A245F2RT47CYZG
69521
I'm sorry but I did not try that before returning the chair .... there were no instructions in my package and I could not get it together all the way. It is a beautiful chair and worth trying....mine was just a fluke and because I was in a hurry I ended up getting a Posturepedic chair that Staples had just introduced in their store. They are approximately the same height and seat size and they put it together for me in store.
1926244
There are several different settings (3-4 I think) so you can change the height of the chair to meet your needs. I have mine packed away otherwise I'd give you a better specific. Maybe someone actually selling it could measure it for you before you order it so you know it's right.
362194
Ha Ha a good question which has been asked a number of times. Flip it upside down and then put the legs together. That works for me. good luck and if that doesn't work get back to me and I will take my chair out and give you a more explicit answer but, since I haven't used the chair since last year that is my recollection. Good luck
2070894
Best thing to do is find a chair in your house that is comfortable and measure the chair cushion height ***with the cushion compressed as if you are sitting on it with your full weight***. Getting a height too tall can result in circulation being cut off somewhat as the backs of your legs press against the webbing at a downward angle. I tried upsizing to the 21" model when I wore out my first 18" model and I had to go back to the 18" which is perfectly comfortable.
476961
I had to return the entire chair and received a new chair immediately. Go to your order page on Amazon and click on return for more information.
1795650
Height adjustments are pre-set/pre-drilled. Don't have a yardstick handy to give you measurements, I can say very unscientifically (but relatively comfortably) that the lowest setting is slightly higher than a standard chair (at least the ones I have around me), and it has 3 additional settings that make it go higher. The lowest setting is fine for me (I am about 6'2").
288108
No idea, I loved this chair until that happened. I traded chairs with my brother in law who likes the chair at the lowest height. Thank you for your question it reminded me that I have to fix my review.
701082
there is no way to adjust the chair. I guess new holes could be drilled but I have no idea what that would do to the stability of the chair.
534328
Each silver leg has a screw that attaches it to the black support leg. You unscrew the screw, then can raise or lower the leg to the height desired. Finally, you retighten the screw. I does take an allen wrench. You could tip it over and do it all at once, but I just do them one at a time and let the table be wobbly for a minute.
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.
1729972
None. I went to Home Depot and bought some. We love all four of our chairs.