Do I have the option of not using the arms? Will there be exposed holes?
1097957
I removed the arms on mine in order to push the chair seat all the way under the desk when not in use. You'll need a hex key/allen wrench slightly larger than the one that comes with the chair for assembly. I used a screw driver that fit just right, but you have to be careful not to strip the inside of the nut in case that doesn't work and you want to use the proper wrench. There will be four holes that stick out about 1/2" where the arms used to connect, but it's not that noticeable.
1097958
If you have a special screwdriver..you can remove them and the chiar should hold...however i can not comment on the looks without the arm rests
186040
Yes, you do need a sleeve or a hole cut through the wall. It is not for window installation.
466003
You can remove the outer brackets, but the top horizontal arm has to stay if you want to use the center mount.
2023055
Yes. You will be given an option during setup if you want to connect the arms or not. Leave them off and set the chair up without tightening the screws and assembling the seat to the base. If you like the chair without arms go ahead and finish putting it together. Taking the chair apart once it is put together to add or remove the arms is tricky but can be done. Save yourself a headache and see what you like before not after.
611596
There are no pre-drilled holes on the other side, but I suppose you could drill them yourself if necessary.
1127268
Hello Yong Fui Lee,You may remove the arms. Thank you for your question.Taylor W.VIVO
168414
I would say yes, it would be much more of a pain to not use one. There aren't any pre-drilled holes.
194802
No. The top of the arms will come off, but that still leaves a post sticking up about 2 inches. You see in the picture where the arms snap in. The base of the arm and the legs are all one piece. So someone who has to slide onto the seat could get injured by the 2 inch high posts sticking up front and rear. You need one without arms.
2131032
No, because there are no holes in it, I guess you could drill a hole in one of the two corner handles. Hope this helps. Cheers.
2120461
Yup. Screws are exposed in the front. Haven't done it but short answer is yes.
1631406
Absolutely! The lower and upper arms are independant of each other so you can leave a set off, I actually only have 1 set of arms on right now myself!
327947
No, it's a flat back with no holes whatsoever. I guess you'd be stuck with double-sided mounting tape or something like that.
2017276
Hi, Yes, the arms can be removed if they are not needed. Thank you, Ray SMS
134792
No.. only in the front. The arms come separate, and you need to install them. Recommend you buy a model with arms installed.
1118690
There are 3 mounting holes on each side to install arms; however, we have never used that option for our business.
1449393
No, not unless you can bend the metal arms. You would probably have to use a pair of pliers & hope the metal arms don't break.
505361
Not really. There are pre-drilled holes on the one side. I suppose you could drill your own on the opposite side and fill the existing holes with putty or something.