The regular AirGrid drafting chair is supposedly 33" maximum adjusted height. Why is this one only 27-3/4" ?? I need the full 33" or it won't work.
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Hello Paul,You may want to check 13-37P500D instead. The specifications are as follows: Seat Size: 19.5W x 20D x 4TBack Size: 20W x 19HSeat Height: 27.5 - 32.5Max Overall Size: 21.25W x 25.5D x 51HPlease feel free to contact me for further inquiries.Thank you.May
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Hope it works out for you. Glad I could help answer your question although I might have misled you. I measured on the back side of the chair which I probably shouldn't have. If I take a tape measure, hold it on the actual seat and then measure to the top of the back rest it is actually 28". I am 5'11" and if fits me real well. Hope this clears things up.
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I'm sorry, my husband took at apart and exchanged parts with other chairs. The height range was depicted with the information advertised when I bought it.
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Height adjustments are pre-set/pre-drilled. Don't have a yardstick handy to give you measurements, I can say very unscientifically (but relatively comfortably) that the lowest setting is slightly higher than a standard chair (at least the ones I have around me), and it has 3 additional settings that make it go higher. The lowest setting is fine for me (I am about 6'2").
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It's all adjustable.. Here is the best way to get a sense of the dimensions. The distance from floor to top of footrest ranges from a low of 6-1/2" to a high of 10-1/4".. The spokes of the footrest meet in the middle at what I can best describe as a collar. That collar slips over the chair base and allows the footrest to raise and lower. At the desired height you simply tighten the hand screw to secure. The distance from the floor to top of seat ranges from a low of 21-1/2" to a high of 26-1/2". I should note that as I recall the chair is shipped with 2 different sized pistons. These pistons determine the max and min that your seat will raise or lower based on your preferences or requirements. I believe we used the smaller of the 2 piston options to meet our table clearance requirements. As I further recall, the other piston option put the top of the seat at the 26+" mark for the lowest and roughy 31" mark for the highest you could raise it. Hope this all helps!
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Not sure ------- think one would have to try different heights for definite answer ---- then return the one that will not fit.
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I have not measured it, nor have I even had the need to change the original, (lowest-rung), height, but it looks like an average of one plus inch to four inches would be a darn close guesstimate; I would indeed caution anyone from using this at the highest-rung setting as the four legs are not all braced together with that safety-brace that is on some of the other models. Bracing around the legs also increases the weight allowance, with one or two of the other models allowing up to 500 pounds of human to sit on them!!
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I'm 5 foot seven and the chair was too high for my feet to touch the ground, and that was at the lowest setting it would go. I only use it occasionally at my desk. I had to purchase a different brand you use on a daily basis. But the chair was at a good price. I hope this was some help to you. Otherwise I think it would be comfortable it's well-made.
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There are several different settings (3-4 I think) so you can change the height of the chair to meet your needs. I have mine packed away otherwise I'd give you a better specific. Maybe someone actually selling it could measure it for you before you order it so you know it's right.
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I have a plastic version, and I use this just to keep it clean, so I can use it whenever even in my PJs. Mine is obviously smaller than yours. I measured (twice) from seam to seam from the outer section of where each arm of the chair would be, and I got 33". It makes sense that it would be made to fit a real, wooden Adirondack chair. It's a really good quality, and I don't think you will be disappointed. If I can help in any other way, just let me know. Take a chance on this!
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I have no idea since I bought it for my daughter and she has it but it seems like a regular height one would sit in - not too high or too low. It's a great chair and can fit in smaller places as it's not as large as those oversized recliners; a great recliner and my daughter loves it.
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My table and chair are both adjustable. The legs of the table allow the total height to change, while another set of adjustments allows one to change the incline. The adjustments are not infinite but rather based on pre-drilled holes. As my review indicated the quality is quite low and I didn't want to make any adjustments. The chair and table are both currently at their lowest. At their present, the chair is about 17" from floor to seat and the table is 28" from floor to upper surface.
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The height is not adjustable. The seat is about 25 inches, maybe 26 off the deck. My 6' 3.5" husband sits in it. He is mostly tall in his legs. When we stop somewhere, he wants me to remove or swing away the footrests so that he can stretch his legs. When we're moving, he uses the footrests, and they are not unduly uncomfortable. Please note that this is a transport chair only. The person sitting in it can not reach the wheels or the brakes. Someone nees to be pushing.
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I don't know how Tomson got his to 33", but I just received one of these stools (I ALSO have a 48" bar) and there's NO WAY IN THIS WORLD it adjusts up to 33". The maximum seat height on the set I purchased was 30" (and that includes the 2" thick stool cushion) and when you sit down on the stool, it drops at LEAST another inch. I have requested a return for the stools I ordered and would not recommend these if you are expecting a 33" stool height. You will be disappointed as I was.
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I am looking for a sewing chair around that height as well. Did you ever have any luck finding one?
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The chair from floor to center back (the back is lower in the center and curves upward a bit on each end) is 31 inches. I felt that was too low for my desk so I bought the two-inch risers (Search "ball chair risers" or go to http://www.amazon.com/Height-Adapters-Isokinetics-PLASTIC-Chairs/dp/B003DQLECQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1407525809&sr;=8-1&key;words=ball+chair+risers) and they made it perfect at 33 inches. The back doesn't seem to adjust, though it comes off and you can use the chair without it.
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The best way is to sit on a tape measure, being sure the beginning end is just barely visible as you sit. Then look at the other end; if it is wider than 17 inches, go for the larger chair.