Would this work on a chair with 6 inch wide wooden arm rests?
2035286
Yes!...The plate is acutally 6" wide so your sides should hang down nicely. I might also add: Go out to one of the big box home improvement stores and obtain a piece of material designed to hold carpet/throw rugs in place on the floor.....Works great on the bottom of the caddie to hold it in place and will not damage anything.....Tootles...
2035287
I think it would certainly fit over the armrest, but it would probably slide back and forth.One could attach some Velcro to the arm and the caddy to keep it in place.
2018756
i dont see why not, as long as the chair isnt thick then you can screw the piece on
626308
Not familiar with your brand of chair. We use ours on the larger zero gravity chairs from Sam's club and they work fine. The measurements you are quoting are different from the cover though so not sure if it will work for you or not.
1190191
I used this on a chair and it works very well. I would suggest that you move the furniture away from the walls because the tool may spray over the furniture and onto the wall.
1480185
I don't think that would be a problem, as the width part of the holder only has a grip on one end, while the other side just overhangs. In your case, the overhang would just be that extra 6 inches.
295798
I believe that it would. My mother had one of those that my brother sent back from the Philippines. While we use our stand for a hanging net chair, I cannot imagine why the stand would not work for your chair.
753285
I don't know. To find out what rests would work for my Mom's chair, I went to the manufacturer's website and checked there for parts that fit the chair she had. Hope that helps.
1638449
My apologies for the late reply, I have been away. From memory The armrest in my father's chair is approximately 3 inches wide and the holder fits if perfectly so 5 inches would be too wide.I am still away but can double check in a day or two once I am home and can check.
1317290
I'm not positive, but each arm rest is drilled and threaded with multiple holes to match a lot of chairs. Also, if it does not fit, it's easily returnable.
265962
This is a huge variable and depends alot on your chair. The depth of the seat pan, adjustability of the pan to the back, and the location and size of the arm rests. I have about 14" with a short seat pan and back adjusted close with short arm rests. I would think that I am near the minimum possible. I can see gaining as much as 6" with longer arm rests and the back rest adjusted further back. Add in a longer seat pan and you might even get an addition two or more inches.
396262
I believe it could. My son uses sometimes while sitting on an average sized chair.
887965
It did not work on my wood frame because the part of the frame that connects to the support was too wide. I guess it would work if the wood frame was as thin as those on a metal frame.
2149146
It would probably depend on how wide the arms are. If they are like a dining room chair, probably not, but wider arms might work.
35161
I would imagine that it would, as it fits fine on a typical office chair. Having owned two, I can honestly say it is a good product at a good price.
1739316
Technically, yes. It would depend on the chair. One side of the clamp is a circular metal part that needs a flat vertical surface to brace to. The other side is a plastic vertical surface with ridges that help mount if the other side of what u r mounting to isn't a completely flat surface.
2085012
It might work if you don't want to put your chairs under it.....My table is 48" square with 4 chairs, so I thought it would work since my chairs are larger. Not even close to being large enough. Now I'm stuck with it because I didn't return it soon enough.
2264243
I would be confident that it will work. They seem to be very consistent. I have yet to see a chair that uses anything very different. Just check the diameter as someone else suggested and length.