Q:I've have searched far and wide for the so-called origami chair designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, all to no avail. Does anyone know where I could find one of these (aside from a black one now on eBay)?

How are you ever going to learn anything if you don't do your own homework?

Q:I started with one chair. I sanded it first, then wiped, and let it dry, and then i put stain on. And I see a few spots that seems like I didn't sand very good. So, the color is uneven. plus the chair has a plywood part on a back of a seat, it turns pretty ugly. What should I do? Let it dry, and sand it again, then stain it? Or let it dry, put primer and paint over it? CAN I pait it?

you can paint it, but you'd need to sand again anyway or the paint will look bad, too. best is to dry, re-sand refinish. it was what you wanted in the first place anyway, right?

Q:We are ordering office chairs but our desk height is 33 3/4 in. from floor to counter top. Which is too high for our current chairs. I have pain in my elbows and wrists from typing with my arms bent up to the desk. I don't know how chair height is measured so I can't tell what height to order for proper height. Thanks for any help.

Office Chair height is measured from the floor to the highest point on the back of the chair. You might ask where ever you are ordering from what the distance from the seat to the floor is at its lowest point as well as highest point. Your desk height is a bit higher than a standard desk, which is 29 1/2 inches high. You might consider a task stool for your seating. You can order one that looks almost exactly like an office chair except it has a ring about the base to rest your feet on so that you can raise your seat up higher and not develop back problems from your feet hanging or not being firm on the floor. My company sells all types of chairs if you wanted to browse our website or give us a call.

Q:I just broke my 4th chair this year. Don't bother telling me to diet, I tried and cant. I need gastric bypass but cant afford it. I even bought a 2oo dollar chair and after about a month or 2 it broke. What brands would best suit me, for a computer chair and how much weight do average chairs for the computer hold? Serious answers only, no need to be mean.

get a new chair.

Q:What is the carrying capacity of an air seat in an office chair?

Gas bearing capacity, the main thing is to look at the number of times lifting, through the BIFMA rotation durability test, the standard is 120 thousand times, lifting durability test, standard 100 thousand times.

Q:Imagine a typical chair, with legs perpendicular to the seat. It must support 135kg. The two front legs act as two supports. Instead of the back two legs, there is one support. This one support must be between the middle of the chair and where the two back legs would be. What calculations could I carry out to work out the load on each support for when the back leg is in different positions? Thanks!

Can we look at the cautions and exceptions to this model? First of all the back legs in a normal chair are not at the back of the seat but extend out further so they are under the top of the back of the chair or further. In addition, the center of mass of someone sitting in a chair is not in the center of the chair but is close to the bottom of the tilted back where the hip bones support the upper half or more of the body weight. Having said that, change the specifications so the 135kg is centered on the chair seat and the single support is moved in various locations from that center away from the front legs (and the chair itself has no weight) The distance from the front legs to the middle is D and the seat is 2D deep. The distance from the middle to the rear support is X and varies from 0 to D. When X is 0, then entire weight is on the rear support. When X is D, then half the weight is on the front legs and half on the support. Therefore the amount of weight in any position is F = 135 * (D / (D + X)) When X =0, D/D+0 = 1 When X =D, D/D+D = 1/2

Q:The chair bounces up and clanks on the right side when I swing in it. Does anyone knowhow to fix it?

This Site Might Help You. RE: How to fix a broken recliner chair? The chair bounces up and clanks on the right side when I swing in it. Does anyone know how to fix it?

Q:we are expecting twin babies in the next few months..and I am looking around for high chairs or one that will have the same function. first can someone tell me what the difference is between a Booster Seat and a Space Saver High Chairmore specifically these two items

We have the space saver one and I have owned it since my 4 yr old was a baby. It's been through 3 kids and still going. It's exactly what it says it's for...to save spave. We don't have a very big house and have no room for a floor high chair. It just straps on to a seat and a way you go. I actually have mine on a swivel computer chair that I can easily move around the table. I have never ownned a larger one and don't think I would. I've actually taken the seat with us to family houses for seating our baby to eat. It's portable.

Q:Is the best computer chair Herman Miller? The most comfortable

According to Embody's design concept, such a back of the spine can reduce body pressure, speed up blood circulation and reduce heart rate, so that it can stretch the body and make the chest open to the utmost, which is good for breathing. This is the most critical and perfect design of Embody. In front of the most important WeChat, this chair is ergonomic, and is called the most propped chair. It doesn't feel uncomfortable even after sitting for a long time.

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!!!