Does it need to be attached to a chair, or can it rest against a wall behind me without moving?
1968261
It doesn't need to be attached to a chair. If you don't use the straps it becomes just an inflatable pillow -- (probably not worth the money if you don't utilize the straps).
1968262
You do not have to attach it to a chair my mom takes her with her all the time. She love it.
1968263
If you mean you will be sitting on the floor and you stick this between you and the wall, it would stay in place until you moved, but you can't attach it to the wall in any way. It would just fall over. Not sure I know what you mean.
1968264
I don't attach it to anything when I use it (in the car). But your back would have to hold it in place against a wall because if you move, it won't stay in place.
1968265
Yes, without it's strap it will rest against a wall, auto seat, chair, or any surface behind you as long as you are leaning against it to hold it in place. The elastic strap it comes with will hold it tightly against whatever you wrap the strap around. I've wrapped it around the back support of my exercise bicycle so that even when I lean forward and away from the pillo, the pillo stays in place against the support.
841699
Absolutely, but it does not have a back so unless its against a wall it may become uncomfortable. I have it in my bedroom at the end of the bed and I sit on it all the time.
1499071
I wouldn't place it in a corner. It needs to rest flat against a wall and would not do that in a corner.
1389564
I never attached mine to the wall as it was stable enough to stand in the position I put it. It is very portable - folds up nicelyno experience with wall attachment.
541492
Hi, the back of this unit is not finished so it is better to use it against a wall. Thank you!
92457
If you don't want to recline, you can put it up against a wall. If you want to recline, then you'll need a fair bit of space. At least a couple feet. I can't say for sure how much as mine's in the middle of the room.
50448
It's actually designed to lean against the wall without any mount. I've had mine for a few months now and am very pleased with it. Surprisingly sturdy. It holds my laptop, external speakers, and monitor.
368946
Nope. It easily leans against the wall. I don't have it bolted and it's stable
1608469
As stated by others, this is designed to rest on a surface, but depending on how bad you want to mount this on a wall and your abilities, you could screw L-brackets to the sides to anchor it or remove the inside plate that holds the spring and drill holes through the back . Good luck...
2218645
It pretty much stays in place on my fabric recliner. I actually attached it to a TV tray which worked great and it is out of the way.Found it a bother being under my arm.
415676
Mine was not for chair. You place the small end against lower back and lie on it, while on hard surface.
1552974
We have ours just sitting against the back of a recliner, but if you mounted it, it wouldn't slip down and need to be pulled out of the crack, like it does now...
1822622
I don't think so, it has suction cups on the bottom to attached to a solid surface. I don't think it would be stable without having a wall to secure it to.
797151
No, it needs to be about 2 feet out from the wall if you want to recline fully.
1052921
The simple answer is "yes" if you can be sure to hit each stud in order to securely anchor the chair. That being said, it also depends if this is new or old construction. If old, the studs may not be in the correct position for the chair to be used on the short wall so you may want to consider anchoring the chair on the long wall. If new construction, we highly recommend placing blocking in-between the studs (on end wall) so that you assure of secure anchoring. Hope this helps!
681606
No, you have to having it sitting about 8-10" from the wall to be able to fully recline. It doesn't stay in the recline position either. You have to sit all the way back and lay still for it to stay in recline. Any movement and it starts closing.
1185332
Not at all. The role rests against the wall on the back side which stabilizes it. I am very happy with it.