Do you think it would be easy enough for a crafty type girl to recover the seat???
1101529
Yes you could if you wanted to. It might actually be a good ideal as it is a light color and can stain.
1101530
I am not sure why do you need to recover the seat. It is well made and it does not seem like recovering is necessary.
806281
I would say yes with a little strategy and maneuvering. Maybe a small table behind the wheelchair it can be done.
613376
That is a good question. I would say no initially, but would be very very easy to customize and do. Not sure a seat change would be good since the seat already is really nice. If you were looking to put a more sturdy race bike type of seat it should be easy. But considering the short amount of time you would actually sit on it, it's not worth the bother.
2236828
Yes the seats can be removed for easy recovering. I plan on doing this also
2067830
Daughter is that size, and she can ride but you can tell her legs are pretty bunched up. An adult that size could ride, doubtful it will be for extended amounts of time.
2279615
This seat is not for a BIG guy, it just won't take the considerable abuse it will get. you might look into a seat made just for such a person.
798180
Yes quite easy. This one i bought for a 78 yo lady who rides my bus. The chair part and any part unfolds with ease, no struggling, no fighting with it just fold and go!
1281512
Yes very easy just put the legs on and pull back ..just like underwear except on the front legs! :p once you put it on you will need to adjust the straps make sure they are not too tight or too loose. Hope this helps :)
1347206
I think so. It may be hard to sew since it is so fragile - but if you are just wrapping yourself up should be good. Great Idea!
424251
Not to sure...it is a little cumbersome so if she has trouble bending over it may be hard for her to use. I get a little frustrated with it sometimes but the benefits are worth the trouble!
523347
NO! My husband is quite handy and was very frustrated because predrilled holes didn't line up. Also the bottom of the seats are mere cardboard and all have broken down. Also all the buttons have came apart and to be removed leaving holes. Absolutely a piece of junk!!!
477295
Honestly, I'm not sure. My concern would be whether she might have trouble getting onto the seat, due to its height.
1728633
The back support is soft not hard. It won't be able support her if she falls back.
2251996
It's actually not that easy...I don't think? I just tried and I think you have to pull the seat out to take the fabric out. It would be easy if you actually pulled to take the seat out, but I didn't try.
1213195
I think so. Easier than a wood one- I like the vinyl seat- easily wipes clean and I find removing a fabric cover and throwing in the washer much harder. Chair still gets it's fair share of food in crevices , but I find my baby is comfortable and that I am able to keep the chair clean.
1781926
Maybe not -- unless she's unusually dexterous for her age! My husband has to sometimes help me use this, although I do love it.
2176001
There is string running through each bead, but I think cutting it for back only could be a tricky process. The nice thing about this seat is that it is so uniform and tight. I think by cutting it you would loose some of that integrity. On the upside, the back part wouldn't bear the burden of full body weight so it may hold up better than if you tried it on the base. If you are really crafty, I think it could be done. I wouldn't want to tackle it though.