Can they be cut in half and not effect the gel section?
239689
yes, but they are thicker front to back, so if you were just thinking if using half of one for a seat, it would be sloped. They do fold in half for easy carrying (I've noticed them in travel catalogs), so I don't think cutting them in half would be a problem, as it seems gel ends about 1/2 to an 1" before the outer seams.
239690
Yes. One could cut them in half from front to back without cutting the gel section but the fabric integrity would be lost as well as the carry handle and possibly the tail bone protection.
239691
I'm really not sure. I looked at mine and it looks like it would be possible IF you are VERY careful. I wouldn't want to cut them in half, though. They are made that way to give your spine some space. It really helps with a bad back and if you would cut that out you would be sitting on the gel with no space for the tail bone. Maybe you don't care, so it'd probably be ok. Hope this helps!
1729269
Vocal point is in the middle so if you cut it around to use the center yes, to cut in half or so no.
231581
They can be cut, you just have to be careful so that it looks nice after you cut them.
1983564
When you cut them cut 1/8 of an inch , that way it will still be slightly curved on both ends. It doesnt matter where you cut.
543895
I ordered these for my mother who is caregiver to my father with Alzheimer's. I think you could cut these in half but you would want to finish the edges on a sewing machine...zigzag or serge so they won't separate when washed.
902404
They are not perforated if that's what you mean. just use a scissor if you need them smaller.
408205
Yes, you can snap them in half. Just remember to keep it in the wax wrapper when you snap it. I have used them in my Parker SR1 razor when I'm in the mood to use a straight razor.
1612900
Yes, it can be cut in half but you will have to stitch for them to hold up under washing. I would recommend buying the smaller sizes. I bought this larger size for pulling a bedridden patient back in the proper position in bed after slipping toward the end of the bed.
38426
Yes, you can cut them easily. Having said that, honestly, I would not recommend spending 40 bucks on something like this unless your Doctor told you to. I bought them without consulting my Doctor and regretted it. Judy Smith
1695670
Cutting them in half is no problem, but quartering maybe difficult. They can be easily crushed or ground with a cheap coffee grinder.
1738802
I have mine in a drawer but I didn't have to cut them down. You could possibly trim about 1/4" off around the sides. But the tray sits in a clear plastic tray for support and you couldn't cut that at all.
598743
No. I have read it is NOT safe to trim these as they have some kind of fiberglass in the middle of them.
1920851
You would have to use a very light touch. They are not cut very deeply. I think you would have to experiment a bit.
2273186
I don't think they can be cut because of the roller it comes on. It is a fixed size.
259224
I know you asked this question a long time ago. But in case others are reading... while you are able to cut the tablet in half, any time-release or sustained release benefit will be negated. Tablets with time-release do so by the protective coating. So if you cut them in half, they will be normal-release instead.
739009
Don't know we used them full size and still love them. Hardly know they are there.I guess with a good sharp scissors or utility knife or craft knife you should be able to.
752845
They can be cut but as far as that product you need to check the size and see if they are large enough to make the strips you need.