Could you attach to a wooden chair?
2018755
I think so - depends on the chair (for example, I don't think you could attach it to the back of a chair with rounded spokes in the back), but as long as there is a big straight chunk of wood available, it should be fine.
2018756
i dont see why not, as long as the chair isnt thick then you can screw the piece on
2018757
You could attach it to a chair if the top of the chair was fairly flat and it has slats. There is 6 inches between the ledge and the screw. The screw goes between the slats on one side and the screw tightens it on the other. I hope this helps. He likes this better than the projector I had for him.
201409
You could add a small piece of plywood or metal as an adaptor. It will raise the chair the height of the adaptor but it should work. I used 3/4" thick plywood when I mounted mine to the chair.
654899
Yes, some wood glue would help to ensure the dowels stay in place. A word of caution - these chairs are not meant to lean back in. You must sit with all four chair legs on the floor.
556843
I guess you can, but you have to buy a special part to attach the seat otherwise you cant. You can also buy it on amazon
544381
So sorry for the late response. I've been in the hospital for a while. Since the chairs come unassembled, it should be possible. It won't be extremely easy but doable. There is a black cloth backing stapled to the underside of the cushion. That would need to be carefully removed, then remove the staples from the current fabric before attaching your own. Then restaple the black fabric. If you want, I can send a picture of the underside, which is already assembled. Leona
1375132
Yes it can i got these leather chairs. its a very nice piece easy to put together.
588357
Yes. In the assembly simply don't attach the rods at the bottom that angle up and hold the tray. If you find the chair is not stable without them simply use a hack saw to cut through the vertical section and attach the horizontal section as a stabilizer. We are very happy with these chairs.
725428
No. You will need to use a drill to screw the leg's into the chair base. No problem if you're the handy type.
453948
It is good glue, but with a chair you should have a mechanical back up. If the legged is snapped inside the seat it will be fine. But if not I would not want to sit on just the glue.
688738
Yes, if the table is the simple, straight legged type. The goal would be to attach it to something where you can't easily do this. For example, through a chair or through a table without simple straight legs.
1409689
No. I am sure I could rig an automotive seat belt to the chair but there are no attach points that I can see for an aftermarket easy solution.
588354
Not without a little extra work. The arms for the tray also serve to stabilize the legs of the chair. I suppose you could take a hacksaw to the arms at the bend or find some other piece to serve as a cross brace for the legs.
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!
1980999
No, because they have machine threads. However, you may be able to use a tee nut furniture insert. Or, you could bolt through angles and bolt the angle to the leg. Hope this helps
747812
Yes you can! It comes with an adhesive strip on the back to attach it with.
1255324
My chairs are having wood bottom and I was able to fix it easily by tapping with hammer. My guess is they can be easily driven to Plastic as well.
1615141
I don't see screw holes, and want to attach it to a wood pole. Can it be done, and how?