How do you attach the seat to the bench. There are no holes in the bottom of the seat. Also the top side screws don't fit. Frustrating. Help
1054348
Hi, Fortunately all of our screws did indeed fit. However, what we did was just make sure the seat was centered and started to screw. It was a bit confusing and it literally took 2 SETS of hands...the end result came out nice though.
1054349
I have to say it has been a while since I put my bench together so I am not really sure. However I do recall having a challenging time getting it together. I think I had to drill a small hole in it to make the screws fit. Also the fact that there were no words just pictures with the instructions didn't help.
1054350
You just screw the screws right into the seat. No holes in seat assures that the fit will fit very snug when screwed into it. Not sure about the top side screws. Maybe the correct ones accidentally were used somewhere else on the item when assembling?? I don't know. I didn't have a issue with mine. Sorry :(
1054351
I don't remember seeing any holes either. I think I just used the screws to go through the seat. It seems to be holding it pretty well. Haven't had any issues.
1054352
Hey Cheryl, you are correct. You place the bench (seat) on the top of the frame. Turn it over so the bench is on the floor. Screw the frame to the bench (seat) You need to apply a little pressure to get the screws started. Place each of the 4 screws in the pre-drilled holes in the frame right into the bench (seat). What do you mean about the top side screws? Don't fit what?
1054353
It's been a while but I remember there not being any screw holes. I just lined it up so it was even all the way around and crossed my fingers and pushed the screws in. It worked out well. I didn't have any trouble with the side screws not fitting. You might be using the wrong screws. I know I had to take it apart a few times because the instructions didn't really show which part to start putting together first. I would check to make sure you are using the right ones. Hopefully that's all it is. Good luck I hope it all works out well for you.
1402116
Easy to put together, if I remember correctly there were 6 pieces to put together, as it comes in panels...like the side pieces come with the legs attached, so you simply place the side panel against the front panel insert 2 screws one end, then add the back panel insert 2 screws, then add the flip top add the other side panel insert screws and whalla! Done... Love this bench so much, we keep our shoes in it and sour on the bench to put them on
1441347
We had the same problem. We just got a wooden board the same size as the seat and screwed it on. It worked find. I don't know where to buy a new on.
445967
They screw on. We had such problems with the chair that we ended up with two bottom cushions. We thought we would use one of these for a hassock. The wood on the underside is so strange that we couldn't find a place to attach little legs for the hassock that owuld be stable and balanced enough. If you use different legs you have to affix another peice of wood on the bottom to attach the legs you want.
240896
I would contact the manufacturer. Ours is still solid as a rock and we've had it for almost a year. Perhaps a defect in the construction. From other comments I've read about this bench the seller is prompt and courteous in responding to problems with their product. They may just ship you another one. Worth a try.
390428
I didn't get instructions either! Amazon had me contact the manufacturer and they didn't respond. They were OK to assemble, look at the screw holes, in the front of the seat they are closer together than in the back. Don't fully tighten the screws until you have all 4 in. Good luck!
2043096
Turn it upside down seat part on the ground. Pull up on the legs, snaps out . Mine came unassembled so it comes out easily, yours maybe not so easily. Popping back in is a little harder, if I don't get it snapped in good, my legs come out moving it .
481116
There are plates at the bottom with screw holes. The legs go in the plates and there is a screw to tighten it and hold them in place just above the plate.
1837261
I attached the saddle to the seat post as you would with any bike. The vertical supports with adjustment holes, hang down from the back of the seat and anchor to the frame, requiring some imagination depending on the make and model of your trike. My frame has a bracket with a hole on either side for support rods. I simply ran a nut and bolt through the brackets and the support rods. After riding and adjusting for awhile, I settled on an ideal seat height and cut off the support rod ends at the brackets for a neater look. I hope this helps, it's a Great seat!
1137482
Mine came with only a diagram showing you how to put it together, not written instructions. If you look at the pictures clearly and look at the sides of the pictures you will see how to put the correct sides of the bench together.
1993925
Good afternoon, that seat enters precione it seems strange not quite understand because they can not adjust. should read the instructions for better advice.anything let me know for how it went. thank you
786764
That was a small problem with ours as well. I'm pretty handy so I ended up holding the cushion tightly in place and drilling a small pilot hole into the seat frame bottoms. I (think) I was able to use the provided screws but might've actually used a different size that fit more perfectly. When drilling and screwing just be very careful not to drill too far and penetrate the faux black leather!I also used a little wood glue on the screws to ensure they would stay tight over time.Seems like a minor design flaw that it was difficult to fit the cushions properly, but for the price I felt it wasn't a big deal. That was a small problem with ours as well. I'm pretty handy so I ended up holding the cushion tightly in place and drilling a small pilot hole into the seat frame bottoms. I (think) I was able to use the provided screws but might've actually used a different size that fit more perfectly. When drilling and screwing just be very careful not to drill too far and penetrate the faux black leather!I also used a little wood glue on the screws to ensure they would stay tight over time.Seems like a minor design flaw that it was difficult to fit the cushions properly, but for the price I... » Read More That was a small problem with ours as well. I'm pretty handy so I ended up holding the cushion tightly in place and drilling a small pilot hole into the seat frame bottoms. I (think) I was able to use the provided screws but might've actually used a different size that fit more perfectly. When drilling and screwing just be very careful not to drill too far and penetrate the faux black leather!I also used a little wood glue on the screws to ensure they would stay tight over time.Seems like a minor design flaw that it was difficult to fit the cushions properly, but for the price I felt it wasn't a big deal. « Show Less
168768
Have you looked at the bolt underneath the seat? Make sure that is lined up with grooves and really tight. Hope this helps.
2012076
The screws are for the back rest. Lift the material up a bit. The holes are at the bottom.
2043100
I had that happen with my original one. I just drilled a small hole in each bench foot and one near the seat on each pair of legs. Then let gravity do its job draining the liquid. The same procedure can be used on the seat section. If you want you can fill the holes with vinyl adhesive.
786763
Ours had no holes also. It doesn't need them, the wood is soft. I didn't even have to pre-drill. I just centered the seat and pushed it tight against the back as I turned it upside down on a table, then screwed it on. They turned out beautiful. Hope this helps!
665726
I did not see a way to order it that way, but I really didn't look for it. I've had mine for a while now, but as I remember, it was quite simple. I'm thinking two pieces to place the screws in and then the covered seat to sit on top and tighten screws. Mostly it is already welded together. In the past, I've had some that were difficult, but this one had expicit instructions and was just fine and easy for this old lady with arthritis. Good luck! BTW, I LOVE MINE!