Would this work in my antique high chair as buckles?
1866142
The buckles got stuck while my daughter was buckled in. I had to cut them to get her out.
959842
Yes but the buckles are really big so it would be difficult. You wouldn't want to do it often.
2111010
I'm not sure I bought this to convert a chair I had into a rocking chair but it proved too hard to do I actually haven't been able to use it it's just sitting in my garage so unless you are really handy or know someone who is this might not work
1696268
You will need to measure the size of the buckle that's already there to see if it's the same width as the one that you are thinking of buying.
275146
Yes as long as there is somewhere to feed the straps through near the side at the base of the back rest. All the straps have quick release buckle. What it won't fit is a tall chair with an integral head rest... at least not w/o some kind of extension strap.
1522428
Mine has a buckle in it as well. I suppose you could remove existing screws and re-screw but I did not do so because you run the risk of drilling new hole too close to existing hole which would collapse and bore out too large of a hole. I just left a slight buckle in it. In short. I would not try and correct.
2249488
It works well on my Graco Blossom 4-in-1 high chair seating. If it is like that one it should work.
422751
Yes you can. If it is a larger buckle it might take up two pegs. You can also stack them, have one behind the other.
1190267
You know, I'm not sure...I imagine it would as the dimensions are similar and the retaining method is elastic bands, but you may be better off grabbing one from Etsy or another one made specifically for it. Sorry this doesn't help!
1097674
I would think it would since it goes on the frame of the chair. It works great for me!Good luck.
774894
I don't think that would work. There are screws and molding on the long piece that only fit the way it is pictured.
2264243
I would be confident that it will work. They seem to be very consistent. I have yet to see a chair that uses anything very different. Just check the diameter as someone else suggested and length.
2151468
I'm not sure about the adjustable buckle and I've not used it on bath towels. I don't think it would work because they are too big. This is structured primarily for shirts.
109535
I don't think it would work too well. This stuff is best for flat, smooth, non-porous surfaces. Belt buckles are more on the heavy side and not usually flat, so you'd have to cut thin strips, but I don't think those thin strips would hold well on the fabric hat.
2059495
I wouldn't think so. It is like placing a towel under the car seat to protect the seat. It doesn't have anything to do with how the car seat works or buckles in. The car seat just sits on top of it.
353382
Aleene's Leather glue works great on leather belts that have separated down the center. It is flexible when dry. I'm not sure how it would work on a chair since the patch would have to bear weight. I don't know how strong it is, but at $5, it's worth a try.
1318602
Possibly, though I don't know that it would work as well. It's pretty true to the picture. The hole is big enough to pull a belt buckle through, so it could be an issue. The top half isn't as long as the bottom half, so switching it might not work, but you might be able to flatten it out, since its soft and flexible.