Can the foot rest just be install Just have the seat without the foot rest?
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Yes you can put the chair together without the footrest. I eventually took the footrest off of mine since it was uncomfortably short for me.
1050658
Yes, the foot rest could be removed if desired. It can't be adjusted at all.
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not entirely the arm rest with cup holders and 4 bottom support legs must also be installed manually
1970377
Yes. You can install the car seat without the base by using the vehicle's seat belt. My hubby and I often moved the car set from one vehicle to the other. The base remained in my car and while in his truck we used the seat belt.
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You can control the backrest independent of the footrest. The back can be adjusted to have only a slight recline. It is not truly straight up but may feel that way.
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Only if the base is extended. In that case you would only have to leave the footrests in the up position.
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It can be used without he feet. It sits about 2.5 feet high with the feet and I would say the feet only add about 4 of those inches.
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It is all put together. The foot rest is the only part to install, which is super easy.
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It is possible if you fabricate a mounting bracket.But I like leaving it free so I can use either foot depending on the position I need to be in.
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Hi Doris, thank you for your interest in Drive Medical! Yes, the foot rests are removable.
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Yes, with just a flip of a lever. We do not use the footrests very often.The most difficult part for us is the wheel brake. They are very stiff and hard to set with my husband's hand weakness
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Yes, there are loops around the seat to safely attach without the base. Fairly easy. Acceptable solution when travelling but not for everyday.
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Yes, absolutely. It CAN be assembled without the footrest. In fact, I took mine off, as it would never stay in place. You'll like this table.
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No there is not foot rest, its a push car so the feet would be on the ground
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You can take off the foot rests for sure (I have them off mine). As for the arm rests I don't know. Sorry I can't help you with that.
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When needed, the foot rests simply fold up and out of the way. There is no need to remove them or have the rider/patient stand. I like this hassle-free, quick change option.
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All recliners have a split between the seat and foot rest or, well, you wouldn't be able to recline. But, the foot rest is one piece, not two as some are.
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No, in fact the footrest is level with the front edge of the seat cushion. I have the same problem so what I did was mount the footrest upside down, it was too close to the seat cushion for long legged people, then cut a piece of plywood to fit the shape of the footrest and mounted it with screws to extend the footrest outward.