My recliner has 9"x14" bolt pattern, &amp; I will make a plywood adapter for this 8"x8" base. Anyone know if the plywd should be 3/4" or 5/8" thick?
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I would think either would be fine, I used a scrap of 3/4 inch particle board for a base and it worked great. Chair now rotates very easily and very happy with the results.
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3/4" is plenty of thickness for this setup. It is heavy so use a lot of screws to keep in place.
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Hi there, I checked my three way connectors, both of them ( I have in both bathrooms ) came with 3/8" not 7/8". Maybe try to check in Home depot or Lowe's. My husband told me it's came with that 3/8" adapter.
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I returned the recliner base because it was too low for the chair top. So I am unable to provide an assessment. Shelomo Wugalter
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It is 18inches wide between the legs. Depending on the height of your recliner it might be too low as well. When floor mounted its 20.5 inches high. hope this helps
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Hi, I put this swivel base as a replacement to one that broke on a swivel rocking chair I have. The quality is pretty good. The diameter should be the same or slightly smaller then the width of your base. I used carriage bolts and nyloc nuts. I've had no problems with this base since I installed it earlier this year. Hope this helps.
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Original was probably 3/16th inch. I couldn't find that size so I read where 1/4 inch had been used by some that repaired there gravity chairs. It was a little tight but I believe it is much stronger. Time will tell.
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I used a bigger screw with deeper threads. I had some screws around that were designed for fastening hardy backer board to wood. The problem with these chairs is the cheap particle wood in the seats. Particle board doesn't hold small screws very well. I'm not sure I would have bought them for this job had I not had them already. There are plenty of wider screws available that would work just as well. Good luck.
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I used .25 inch plywood, cut to size over a regular King box spring set. Half inch is ok but doesn't need that thick and adds additional weight.
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This will fill a 4x8 sheet of plywood if built as suggested, 36" will be to narrow
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Good Afternoon, Jane. Thank you for your inquiry to Plow & Hearth. The item measures 26-3/4"L x 32"W x 44"H. Your measurements are slightly different. The biggest concern will be the width. We are one inch narrower than what you have for your chair. This will not work. I hope this information is helpful. Please let me know if I can be of further assistance. Sincerely, Sarah W.-Plow & Hearth Customer Service
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The clamp will fit a hair over 1 5/8's baseboard thickness. The clamp is really durable too.
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Hello Bob, Pistol instructor being your very apt to be wearing a gun I will answer carefully. I am a customer and have nothing to do with this store. I have bought many of these mounts they are very strong and very well made I sell them to go with my 8000 LBS Mile Marker winches in my store. This receiver is for the 2 inch type receiver. I am not sure if the bolt pattern is the same where the winch bolts to the plate. I just measured the bolt pattern is 10 " center to center of the holes for the lengh then inside of that is another set of holes that is 6 1/2 center to center. For the width I measured 4 1/2 " center to center and one end of the holes has a 1/2 adjustment making it a 1/2 longer or shorter . Hope this helps you out BOB Bruce
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I lined the base with 3/4" plywood (as there are plenty of holes to bolt down, then bolted my machine to the plywood. This gave me a bit larger base with more stability.
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Yes I believe so, Mine was 3/4" plywood and it had space. If you're talking about thickness. You can text me at 865-323-5001 and I'll send pics.
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The length of the cable doesn't matter as much as the length of the exposed cable. That is the amount of draw you will have from the mechanism. They can range from 3" to 6". Most will actuall work. When you pull the old one out, watch how the cable is routed through the chair as well, so that you keep it from binding in the recliner once replaced. Other than that, you only need to match the connector on the end of the cable, and most are just a small "S" or "L" hookGood luck!
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I do not have any bases for sale. I did convert our recliner to a swivel recliner using a base like the one above. It did require some manufacturing of square tubing to connect the chair to the base. Look at your recliner and see how it is connected to the base now. That should give you an idea. I believe I used a 24" base. Good luck.