How much depth do you need for the arms to the chair? I am looking at it for my kitchen island. Thanks.
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I don't have the exact measurements since the chair is now at my daughter's, but I agree with the answer below that indicates roughly 5". We just took it on a trip and the table we had in the cottage where we stayed was awkward but we got it attached, and even though it tilted a bit, it was sturdy and safe for our 8-month-old granddaughter.
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Measuring from the edge of my island to the back of the chair, it is eleven inches. Hope this helps! My chairs tuck in a little closer than that, but I just love it at the island, and baby really loves to be there!
1656917
I am not sure what depth you need to measure, but mine fits perfectly on our kitchen island. This chair is so well made, it does not wiggle or move a bit. I measured underneath the chair and it is roughly 5" from the island to the chair. I hope it helps! We love it for our grand-daughter!
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I would allow at least 8 inches. Although the arms will attach with less, the leverage of the child's weight would exceed the holding grip of the arm clamps.
280327
Have to agree w Beachgal. My chair is up at the lake so I cannot measure it but I do know it sits higher than most beach chairs. Also very sturdy arms as I really depend on those to help me get out of the chair.
26853
The kitchen island is 36 1/2 inches high (about the same as your countertops). I'd go with a higher stool than a normal chair you'd use for a table. I'd go 19-22 inches high on the stool.
764933
There should be a picture showing the specs online. But between the drawers and the shelves of the desk there's about 27-29", enough space for your chair, that's it. And the depth is about 21 1/2".
2068281
You probably already know that they say no thicker than 3.5 inches. I think you may be 1/2 inch to thick. Why don't you call the company and get more exact information. You certainly do not want the chair to fail by increasing the depth to a measurement that they don't recommend. Hope this helps. Note: My son and my daughter both use this chair and highly recommend this chair to their friends. Take Care.
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I just measured mine for you and I got 80.5 inches from outer-side of one arm to the outer-side of the other arm. Sounds like it won't fit in your space.
122735
Hi Marie, The dimensions are about 17" wide and 19" deep. I say about as there is a slight curvature to the seat. We use it in a recliner which is very roomy, so we have to do some adapting. You will sit higher on the lift which makes the arms, if you depend on them, low, so we use some pillows. We also push the base of he lift into the crack at the back of the seat. If you are struggling to get someone on their feet or wanting to use it as a tool for maintaining independence we recommend it. My husband has a problem getting on his feet and at times can be almost a dead weight. Without this I don't know what I would do!!
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It is wood and the depth is 20 inches. I have this same product and just measured its depth to answer your question. Great product but does not have the refining of one of great elegance. To me its more for practical use as a TV stand.
14994
I think you need another inch for the depth... I measure it to be 22 D... you have plenty of room otherwise.
1768516
It looks like you need at least 2 inches. It is very adjustable to table thickness but not depth. The two clamp rods have disks at their ends that are just under 2 inches wide. You could try cutting a small hole in the side of the desk and sliding the clamp in?
1388073
All I cared about was the inside measurement from arm to arm. However, if you need the arms covered, measure the entire sofa length from the outside of the arms, THEN measure the depth of the arms-from the seat to the top of the arms, and add it to the length measurement. You should get a good measurement from that. The depth of the sofa-from the front of the seat to the back where it meets the cushions- is the area that I wish were a little longer. I still love this cover though.
547248
You got several answers! I only measured 17" deep and less than 19" wide. It's a handsome piece of furniture, fairly priced. Have you tried contacting Sauder for definite numbers? If this doesn't serve your needs maybe another item will. Good luck
949607
I have only had the chairs for about six months but I love them. They fold up easy and are eucalyptus wood. I would say the depth is about 14 inches. My husband is 230lbs and uses these fine.
1538523
Hi, I put mine in a standard depth base cabinet of 24". Was one of the best things we have done to update.
532699
Depth is probably a bit under two inches. My cabinet thickness is more narrow but they worked great for me.
1268535
I measured from the top of the arm part to the other and it measured just a tad over 30 inches. I love my two chairs. Don't like sitting in them too too long. I put a pad and a back pad to sit in it. Sturdy, nice looking and very functional for us for garden stuff and cushions.
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I don't know it depends on the counter height as well. I use my bar chair in my Boutique and it works for me. My countertop is high but it doesn't have an extended ledge that would interfere with the arms though... Sorry