What is height to top of armrest? Does it slide under table
1483199
From floor to top of arm rest is 25 1/2 inches. That said my chairs do not have the casters under them like the picture that came with this email. I don't use them under a table they are in my patient waiting room.
1483200
Hello. I am 5'9" with long legs. When I sit down, the back of the chair rests in the middle of my back, comfortably. The chairs do roll under my table however, table heights vary so I'm not sure if chair(s) would fit (with ease) under your table. One caveat: There is alot of assemblying and when I first received the chairs in boxes, they were in pieces and specific screws/bolts were missing. Amazon provided me with the telephone number of the chair manufacturer in order to obtain the correct screws/bolts and the company immediately sent what I needed.
1483201
My chairs are not on casters so yes they do slide under the table or in our case the desks that they are placed as for clients. It measures about 24 3/4 to the top of the armrest. Strongly recommend using glue with the assembly, they are not quite as sturdy as I would like with high volume usage and different sized people.
1483202
Not quite sure of the ht, however I'm 6'3 and I fit well in them, and yes they should fit under any conference table.
2085158
The legs of a Table-Mate will certainly slide under a recliner until it hits the stabilizing bar that goes from one side to the other. If you want thetable closer to you than you can get it by sliding the legs under then turn the table around with the leg ends facing away from the reclinerand that will allow it to come to the edge of the recliner seat. As far as folding the Table-Mate up and sliding it under a recliner I don'tthink it will mainly because there just isn't the space under the chair to do that. I hope that helps you.
2160501
About as high as a standard chair's arm. Mine sits between two leather arm chairs--fits and covers the length of the arm rests. Surprisingly light weight for the material.
1048852
It's only 20 inches. Your chairs would not go under the table. I'm glad you thought of that. We love our table and chairs. We just got them last month.
1404123
Under my computer desk, I have a slide out computer keyboard table with a 24" clearance, and when I am seated the arms of the chair can easily goes underneath. However when I get up, the chair rises and bumps up into the sliding desk. So, I usually back away and then get up to prevent that. Also lowering the arms independently places the arms even lower to slide under easily. As an aside, personally, I prefer armless chairs when typing on a desktop computer keyboard. The arms place me too far away from the keyboard which forced me to suspend my arms to reach and that created a shoulder and neck pain when I did some typing for long extended hours. Under my computer desk, I have a slide out computer keyboard table with a 24" clearance, and when I am seated the arms of the chair can easily goes underneath. However when I get up, the chair rises and bumps up into the sliding desk. So, I usually back away and then get up to prevent that. Also lowering the arms independently places the arms even lower to slide under easily. As an aside, personally, I prefer armless chairs when typing on a desktop computer keyboard. The arms place me too far away from the keyboard which forced me to suspend my arms to reach and that created a shoulder... » Read More Under my computer desk, I have a slide out computer keyboard table with a 24" clearance, and when I am seated the arms of the chair can easily goes underneath. However when I get up, the chair rises and bumps up into the sliding desk. So, I usually back away and then get up to prevent that. Also lowering the arms independently places the arms even lower to slide under easily. As an aside, personally, I prefer armless chairs when typing on a desktop computer keyboard. The arms place me too far away from the keyboard which forced me to suspend my arms to reach and that created a shoulder and neck pain when I did some typing for long extended hours. « Show Less
1650777
With the chair as high as it will go it is about 23 1/2" from floor to the top of the seat cushion. It is 45 1/2" from floor to top of seat back. Top of seat cushion to top of seat back is 26". From floor to top of arm rest if in highest position is 32 1/2" and 30" in lowest position. Hope this helps.
1142090
The seat can go as low as 16" (top of the seat to the floor). The arms are about 7 1/2" to 8" above the seat where is is comfortable to rest your arms. The arms slope forward so it depends.
1358772
The lowest height appears to be about 32 inches with top flat which is sufficient for a bar stool with a back and arms to fit under the table. I measured an additional 12 to 13 inches on the extension to heighten the table. Hope this helps. We love the table. My daughter is an AP Art student and uses the table daily. It is durable. She received the table for Christmas last year (2012).
634800
It would depend on how high your table is. My table has a side border around it so it does not slide underneath, missed clearnace by less than an inch. Since the height is non adjustable it would all depend on your table height and clearance underneath of it. Hope this helps.
2076286
Not the table height. But the harness holder is and in fact can be removed. The Harness holder is completely portable and adjustable.
353187
the floor to top of arm rest is 25 inches with casters on. without caster is 23 inches.I purchased 8 chairs with casters for my wife's card playing table.
1015449
Yes. the forearm rest height may be adjusted to be higher than the mouse pad. The mouse pad rests roughly one inch above the surface of the table. Pushing the two rotating ratchets to extremes, I am able to get the forearm rest roughly 4 inches above the mouse pad while keeping the forearm rest level. If you allow the forearm rest to tilt, you could get more height (though, I have no idea why anyone would need more than that).
416631
24" from floor to bottom of closed keyboard drawerIf you have arm rests that are adjustable height and you lower them, and lower the chair height all the way you may get your chair to fit under, but the width is still an issue at 24", my arm rests are about 25-3/4" wide.
245653
Our table top is 30" in depth. The arm is mounted on the back side of the table top. When the arm is fullly extended over the table top the entire keyboard tray out stretches over the table top. I hope that is understandable.
1404120
Yes, it will. The arms are adjustable, and depending on how high you have the chair, it should fit under the table.
1900656
It doesn't slide under my desk. The arms are just a little shorter than the desk.
2187840
Its deep in the seat for a dining table chair, and wider.To sit at a table, the person would be sitting at the broad edge of the chair, and could not put there feet under them.One typically puts their feet under a chair to move it forward or back. This would be impossible. Plus many tables have a small vertical piece under the out edge of the table, which the arm rests might bump, so the chair could not slide under the table at all.