Can this be cut (I only want it on the back, not the seat), or will all the beads fall off? I.e., is each bead indeoendently attached? Thanks
253310
The bottom and back sections are tied separately, so you can split them with no bead problems.
253311
Yes, you can cut it in half This will not affect the beads in the upper half.
1713996
You can cut them, but one piece will be a little hard to separate from the backing (due to it not having an edge from which to peel). It isn't bad, though. Just have good fingernails! I've done it before.
1300379
The beads are interwoven with a monofilament line. From what I can see, it may be a very cumbersome task of keeping the beads from running. Good luck.
1589484
It's not intended to be cut from the factory. If you're wanting to take a risk and customize then here are my thoughts... I would not cut the top (with the axle where the shade rolls up), so that part will always be the stock width. I would say you can cut the shade material itself, along with the plastic at the bottom. You would basically end up with a shade that looks like this: \__/ Also, the material is a rubbery mesh, much like what you find on mesh style office chairs. It might start to fray if you cut it. Mine are stock and fray a bit anyways.
1271977
You don't need to cut it. The gold links come easily apart. ( a bit too easily actually) The gold pieces hook into small holes in the crystals. They are easy to bend also.
273407
I'm sorry, but it was a gift and I simply don't remember if the bow is removeable. Only guessing, but I would suspect you could cut it off. Good luck. Bandanna idea sounds cute!
1999374
It's only sewn on in two little places on the front, so if you wanted it to come off, you could just snip the thread where it's sewn. Otherwise it will stay on.
585154
You don't have to cut it off. It comes in 5 separate pieces that line up next to Each other. The top part is 3 different pieces and the big part with the girls is 2 pieces. After my daughter's party, I hung up just the 2 pieces with the girls on it.
60546
Short answer is, YES. All of the pieces comprising the back can come off for easier transportation. The pieces have prongs that slip into metal brackets on the seats. Nothing is fastened. Slip on, slip off.
1639854
I haven't had an issue with any beads escaping. I assume that only happens if there is a tear or a seam has come undone. I've absolutely no issue with the quality of the construction and use it daily. I would think that anyone who experienced this issue could easily remedy, if need be, with a needle and thread, or return it for another.
1589485
It's not intended to be cut from the factory. If you're wanting to take a risk and customize then here are my thoughts...I would not cut the top (with the axle where the shade rolls up), so that part will always be the stock width. I would say you can cut the shade material itself, along with the plastic at the bottom. You would basically end up with a shade that looks like this: \__/ Also, the material is a rubbery mesh, much like what you find on mesh style office chairs. It might start to fray if you cut it. Mine are stock and fray a bit anyways.
2176002
I would definetly NOT CUT you beaded seat!! All the wooden beads are on fine strings, and I fear your entire seat would unravel! Try tucking the seat up under the back section, holding it in place with some heavy thread. This would make the back section thicker, but would also give you added lumbar support. It's worth a try. Hope this helps! Charles M. Burr
134255
Hi Martha, The back is not finished on this item. I hope you find this information helpful. - Crystal, Plow & Hearth Customer Service
577649
The clips are on the back and you could cut them off easy with anything. I fact, I returned 2 of them because the clips broke on both. They look good, but bad attachment clips.
1486358
The seat and seat back were already put together when it arrived. I haven't tried to remove the back but it does have a knob for adjustments. So, I think it probably can be removed.
196442
yes, it does look exactly like on the picture. no, you can not disconnect parts, all made together, on one iron frame...so if you're looking for two pieces- this one is not going to work
595910
Hi! In my opinion you will have to gerry-rig a solution to hold the seat cover to your seat. For my car the seat cover is secured to the seat by the two adjustable headrest tubes that drop into the top of the seat. The two tubes fit between bead spaces, and then the whole seat cover hangs from those headrest tubes and drapes down the seat. I suppose in your one-piece case you could flip the cover upside down so the long thin part drops down by your feet, and then tie a cord or ribbon to secure the top part around your seat up near the headrest area. However, this may be too much gerry-rigging. Perhaps you can find a better solution to your seat issue. I have seen these beaded seat pads that are equal seat/back square shapes with a stiff structure, with no added long thing. Get that kind instead. I like sitting on the beads. Without this beaded seat cover my car seat is so uncomfortable. I hate it. But with the beads, sitting in the seat is okay. I hope you find a cover you like.