Q:how do i hook up a game chair to my tv to play on my ps2 phat. it has 4 outputs on the side of the chair. a row of 2 yellow sockets and a row of 2 white sockets. so how do i do this. plz help

What does the manual for the chair say? It sounds as though the chair acts as a through-put, meaning you'd connect the PS2 to the chair, then connect the chair to your TV. Yellow is normally for composite video, whereas white is for audio. If it's the only audio port, then its mono-audio. If there's a red and a white port, then they're for stereo (the white port would be for the left speaker, red for the right speaker.) You only really need to connect an audio cable to the chair's input. I don't think you need to worry about the outputs at all (again, read the manual.) Go to Radio Shack and get a RCA Y-cable so you can take the PS2's white cable and split it so one end goes to your TV and the other goes to your chair. You may need to get an extension cable so it'll reach. Just get any RCA cable - it doesn't have to be white, that's just to help you match the connections between your devices.

Q:I saw that the Undertaker/Batista match at TLC will be a chair match? What is that? Google has no info and the subject...

Nobody knows what the rules are, except the it has something to do with chairs. Until WWE reveals what a chair match is, we won't know.

Q:I often times need to work in front of a computer for a long time. My current chair doesn't provide enough back support. I always feel my back is getting hurt. Therefore, I am looking for a comfortable but inexpensive office chair that provides excellent back support and sitting comfort. If you have suggestions, please leave a response. Thanks!

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Q:I have a rocking chair that i'd like to convert to a gliding rocking chair.

RE: How do you convert a rocking chair into a gliding rocking chair? I have a rocking chair that i'd like to convert to a gliding rocking chair.

Q:If a chair is something you sit on does it make the floor a chair?

no chairs are elevated, no matter how little, off the floor

Q:well i bought a computer chair and i thought it was $90 but they gave me a $40 one instead (they billed me $40 anyway). I thought that was great until i sat in it. it makes my back too hot and it is uncomfortable. so id like to find some way of replacing, adding to, or just plain fixing the back of my chair. (i have 65$ to spend)

make it easy on a furniture repair shop and take the back from the chair === then take it to an auto upholstery shop and ask what the shopman can do to restuff the back to to better use for you ,,, take the parts with you and get an estimate for the r

Q:im setting up a nursery and the colors i chose for it are pink and purple, i was looking for a nice purple or pink chair or loveseat for the room but i cant find any anywhere.does anyone know any furniture stores online that would have pink or purple chairs ??

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Q:I have some chairs that have cushions down half the back and on the seat. I want to recushion the top and make it wider and the cushion go all the way down to the seat. (Turn them into Parsons chairs) What would be the easiest way to do this?

I would use foam, wledbond, plywood, string, buttons and fabric. First measure the base of your chair at the seat and figure out the hieght you would like the parsons chairs to be. If you chair is 18 wide at the base, and you want them to be 24 high, then you would need your plywood to be 14 x 21 high {approx.}. You can get this cut for a fee {usually} at any lumber or home improvement store. Take the lumber and attach it to the chair with weldbond and clamps {and l have no idea of your chairs but weldbond works on metal and wood} or anything that will hold it tight while it hardens. Let this be glued firmly and completely dry...for extra security you can tie with rope {it will be covered with the foam} . Get some 2 {or more} thick foam and cut it so you have one long strip that is 50 long by 28 wide. Now on the inside seat part of the back of the chair, take a staple gun {or if you have little hands like me, use a nail and hammer} and attach string every four inches or so in a grid layout} Now take the foam and make holes with a knife or sizzors to line up with string. Take your weld-bond and spread it evenly over the plywood {be generous} front and back. Take the foam and lay it beginning on the inside bottom edge, pulling through the string as you apply it to the glued surface, bring it over the top, and then down the back of the chair, you will have excess on the sides and final bottom edge, but this can be trimmed later. leave to dry on the floor lightly tie and hold in place with string. Take fabric and cut to the same size, drape it in the same manner, making holes and pulling through string Attach with upholstorers nails. Tke the string and attach big beautiful funky buttons. They will look fabulous!!!

Q:I bought this chair but it's hard for me to push the wheels in. Any tips??

Just put a small block of wood on the caster and tap it with a hammer. It will drive the shank of the caster into the hole and it will set itself. You are done. You don't want to hit the plastic wheel directly with a metal hammer because it could just snap off. Consumer ALERT!! You could just buy this type of chair at a 2nd hand store, spend $5.00 on a caster,and have a $199 chair in your house. People are so stupid.

Q:The office of the company has just been renovated. Which office furniture is necessary?

If there are frequent customer visits, it is best to configure the office sofa and tea table. Of course, the conditions in the reception room can also buy.If it is an employee area, then it is an ordinary staff, staff chair, file cabinet.