How do you fold this chair up once it is open?
584068
Put it on the floor with the back facing up and just press on it. I had a hard time too.
584069
the seat lifts up towards the backing; the support bar moves forward and back. Not the most stable, but does the job. (seats fold flat)
812071
I find it easiest to fold the chair by picking it up and gripping the chair with each hand on the sides of the seat and pulling upwards which releases and folds the chair. Once you get used to it it's extremely easy to do. It literally takes five seconds.
1145592
Hi! the chair can not be folded. You could take it apart and store it but it would be a hassle to put it together again.
536170
The cross bars on the end of the top have a hinge on one end and a notch on the other end. To fold it flat, just lift up on the top crossbars to un-notch them and it will fold right up. Good luck!
2171728
There's no button. Below the seat there is what looks like a thin, black tube that runs end to end below the aluminum rod under the seat. All you do is push the chair back forward and pull on the black tube and the chair folds easily. Just look for that black tube and pull! It's pretty simple once I figured that out. GOOD LUCK!
42051
Really did not have a problem opening. I saw directions either inside carton or online. Not sure. Legs pull out of zippers on back of chair. You always need to fully close each side then open till it is at level you wanted it. Can use as a lounge with bottom, foot out on angle instead of folded in
1142593
I haven't used mine in awhile so I can't quite recall, but I know it wasn't difficult to fold. If I remember correctly, you can lift one side of the seat, and then it folds vertically, like a folding chair. You don't need any tools or anything.
2130352
Make sure the horizontal stabilizing bar is up, pull the seat up in the middle and the chair folds right up. Never had any problem. If your chair is particularly tight right out of the box, maybe put a small drop of lubricant on each joint?
1281308
Just pull it open - it clicks into place. When you are done, just fold it back up. You might have to push a little extra the first time, but it will be fine after that.
812070
Just pull up in the middle of the seat. It folds in from side-to-side.....not front-to-back.
2207565
I spent an hour trying various ways to handle it with one hand. To fold it, I lifted the handhold on one side until the chair started to fold, then pushed it against my leg to finish the job. I'm 73 and a little worse for wear and found it difficult to lift it high enough to put in the trunk. The only way I could do it was to lift it off the ground, then swing it around and up, rotating my body 180 degrees. Sounds awkward, but after a few tries became rather easy to do.
1734743
just fold the legs back,i found it is only one position the legs fold and that's all the way folded.
2240362
Set the stool's legs on the ground, and hold the flattened seat upright in front of you. Reach down to the bottom edge of the seat and pull it out and up. The legs should spread. You'll hear a "clunk" as the seat locks in place. You pull the ring under the seat to release the latch and fold it up again.
514675
Make sure you turn the knob and press the button at same time.the arms/legs will fold in half.
75956
There is a brown triangle on each side of the chair by the back of the seat. Pull up on both at the same time and it will fold forward
695459
It's easy, just pull it all the way forward until you hear some type of mechanism unlock, and it will then become loose and naturally fold back into flat position.
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Hi, this is my technique, it's awkward: Put the side tray down. Facing the chair, reach down and put your hands on either side of the seat and grasp the aluminum frame. (You are now holding the chair by seat of the chair) Now the action is this: you want to pull up on the side pieces of the chair seat, until your hands touch each other and the chair has folded together. The problem I find is getting the leverage to pull the seat sides upward. My solution is to push the sides of my arms against the chair arms as I'm pulling up on the seat. This is awkward and I look like some weird kind of stork-like bird, I'm sure, but it works for me. My brain can't think of another way to do it. I think I've tried the same move standing behind the chair, but the high back gets in my way. Good Luck! By the way, the colors fade horribly in strong sunlight (I live in the desert). And then the fabric deteriorates. I've been meaning to write Amazon about it. But everybody loves the chairs and finds them comfortable. Good Luck!