I play cards and most friends use folding bridge chairs. Can this be used on a folding bridge chair for added back support?
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i don't know what a bridge chair is but i would compare the base measurements (maybe they are listed) and the seat of the chair (including if there are any side parts that might hinder the circular base).
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I love my Anti=Gravity Chair. Yes, when I first got it I fell on my back too. Then I decided there had to be a easy way to open the chair and I found it. While the chair is folded up set it down on the deck while holding the back rest in your left hand. Then find the arm rest and push down on it until the legs separate to fully open. (That is important) Push down on the back rest until the chair is in a sitting upright position, then it is safe and easy to sit down on it. Use the heels of your shoes to raise up the foot until it is in the position of recline you prefer. When opened correctly it should be in the position of a regular chair when you attempt to sit on it. I hope that helps you to enjoy your chair. Ray Wright
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It works great. it's long for a chair so I fold it back. Very nice quality also.
614330
I dont believe it will work. It's part of the suport structure. I have been really happy with this chair. I'm getting ready to order a second one.
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I've only used it on 60 lb stock, best for cards because they fold better. Graphics and text are great
94040
Would recommend you call the manufacturer or seller and tell them what you are trying to do and ask them. They were the wrong size for what we needed but they do work and are really easy to install (but we were trying to replace them, not install them from scratch). If you are trying to keep the folding table 'lifted' then it might be work but if you are just trying to brace legs to the table, then it may not be the right thing to use. Sorry I couldn't be more help. They work similar to struts/shocks on cars.
734576
Haven't tried that, but if they are the same size as regular playing cards, I should think it would work; for the money, and if you play cards a lot, it's worth buying; hope this helps
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I use it with mine and it works great. Only thing to note is I take the chair off every week to clean and to keep it from permanently marking the cushion.Here are a couple of pictures of the chairs I have. http://imgur.com/a/3Rpyw
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have not tried with smaller cards other than playing cards,but i think it would work with smaller than regular playing cards
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I had pillows behind the pillow chair and that worked very well. Not sure how it would be without some type of back support. I hope this helps.
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They will hold a BRIDGE sized deck of cards but not a standard poker size deck. Like you I had hoped to use them for cards but alas no go.
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I do not know but you could try it with some other die. It is scored for folding very faintly foe th 3-D effect. I use cuttlebug and never force and material thru my machine. You could cut ou of cardstock and trace it out on the can metal.
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Yes, but if done regularly might cause the spine to weaken. I don't use it that way, but it definitely folds back. I love the quality of the item! And I love the color.
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The ones I purchased are poker size. I don't know if they have a bridge size.
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Yes.....just like you see on professional tables. I used this on a table I built with 1/8" foam, and it works great. The cards slide from end to end with little effort.
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I don't see why not. But you could just get sticky back felt pads for the feet of the chairs for a fraction of the price. Not to say that this product isn't worth it. It definitely works great for me, with no worries of scratching my new wood floor.
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No not really. We have eight that we use with our large poker table.Great chairs but stacking is out.