one says grid up for antislip with chair, one says gris down to keep from moving. which one is correct?
515073
Not sure about the grids. I just know one corner has the company's name so I face that side up and one side is more tacky that faces the floor.
515074
The bottom side of mine is smooth and the top side is a matte type surface.Works for me and I have used it this way for 6 months with no problems.A very high quality product that does not slide around on my hardwood floor.
515075
for my wood floors.....grid up for antislip (that means clear side goes on the floor). at first I did it in reverse and when I walked on it, it would slide.hope this helps.
515076
It seems there is a consensus, but in my own words: Yes, the "clear" or "slick" side seems to go down to the floor and the "mat" or "rough" or "grid" side goes up towards the chair. When installed this way the label (which is actually on the slick side is directly readable, i.e. it reads left to right.Thank you to those who answered before me.
515077
the rough side which is also not sticky faces up the other side that looks smooth but has some type of film to grip the floor faces down. make sure to wipe down where you are going to lay the mat before placement for it to stick better.
788156
Both. I tried it in both areas. It isn't getting "hung up" on carpeting, it just stops moving.
564183
It depends on what you are doing. If it was something with a lot of bounce like running, good wouldn't be the correct word to use. But, if you were doing things with less bounce, they can work though I would hide the cord under my shirt.
2236969
None I can think of. My little one started using it around the same height and weight. Remember... There is no between the legs strap. I advise you to use one of those grippy mat jar opener things to put on the seat to help prevent any sliding.
411544
it says both with a slash in between...this product is amazing...just so you know i felt on the first day of taking it more energy...super alert and my arthritis pain in my knee is almost gone...im on my 6th day today and im super happy with this product!
192069
My only thought is that it's a typo. This is a cervical traction device. It has worked very well for me
2054630
Both. I like this product. My GD uses this constantly and it is holding up wonderfully!
2204205
No. There are two cut outs shown one on each side to steady yourself while seated. The chair is very stable, I do hold onto the back rest to help stabalize myself as I rinse off in a standing position. But I would not use it for more than that. Again I only use the back as a support for my back while seated. I also use it to hold onto to keep my balance as a final rinse off. I've owned several chairs and don't care for any medal ones as they hold water in the legs and get mucky after awhile. Hope my answer helps.
1773193
There are two versions, with and without coaster brake. Pay attention to the text description rather than the photo.
8684
Hmm. Not sure what you mean by foot pads and can't say that I have an answer for you, especially since I gave the chair I had away years ago. But, as I remember, going UP or OVER the edge of something on a fairly level or slightly elevated surface was not too hard because there were two protrusions from the rear of the chair. If you stepped on one to tilt the chair up, you could roll the front wheels over the edge and then lift and push the rear wheels over the edge. This won't work going DOWN. Most places have ramps.
1124490
I have wheels on all three of my units because it helps to roll so smoothly. I felt under the wheels, and it appears to be a circular bottom, as opposed to the square top. There is a circle of rubber, going around the bottom of each leg. If you plan to move it around often, the wheels are the way to go.
700706
yes it is..You pull up on both sides. This is a GREAT Chair..turns on a dime and so nice that it reclines!!
1714595
I don't know what chair the other person that answered bought, but on mine both tilt at the same time
1548959
Yes, sorry. Counterclockwise. Toward the left. Lefty-loosey, Righty-tighty!. ;)
787521
Hi Leslie, here is a link to the product manual: http://www.drivemedical.com/media/files/726/780_hangtag.pdf. If the users right leg is on the pad, you will want to use the right set on each side so that the wheels will be furthest from the user's left foot which they are using to propel. If the users left leg is on the pad, you will want to use the left set on each side so that the wheels will be furthest from the user's right foot which they are using to propel.
12006
I agree that chair is close to ground, & may cause high knees when feet are placed on the foot rests. Good chair otherwise.
1449821
The chair is stable and there is no slipping. The rubber on the bottom of the legs works fine. This was a great purchase.