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- I have this executive office chair which, through an unfortunate turn of events, one of the legs on the base split off and makes it extremely difficult to sit in.I've tried repairing it with simple things like wire, rope, and JB-Weld, but the poor leg always seems to come off no matter what I try.I've looked into buying a new base, but after looking at the prices it seems it would be a whole lot cheaper just to buy a new chair.It just seems a waste to throw out a perfectly good chair just because one of the legs broke off, though. Does anyone have any ideas on what I can use to use to try to fix it? Or maybe is there a store out there (online or not) that sells bases to executive office chairs fairly cheap?Thanks!!!
- The only thing I can think for an easy solution would be, maybe at your office, in the near future, they might throw out a similar model chair with something else wrong and you could save the base from that one (assuming it fits). Even if it is a different brand, it might still fit, I'm thinking a lot of these chairs are coming from the same Chinese factory, they just put different labels on them. You might check with the guys that do clean outs rubbish disposal at your office and see, if they run across a junked chir, if they will save it for you so you can scavange the base. One other way. If the bottom of the legs of your chair forms a relatively flat surface, you might be able to cut out a circle of heavy (like 3/4) plywood that is about the same diameter as the base. Make some cut-outs so the wheels and the center post will clear. Then firmly bolt down the legs to the plywood. It might be better to use U- bolts that go around each leg, (including the broken one), they need to go right through the wood with a metal plate or fender washers nuts on the botttom. Whatever you do make sure it is safe, so you don't lean back and have structural failure, new chairs are cheaper than brain surgury! It might be a good idea to not have the secretary sitting in your lap to take dictation any more.
- Does anyone know where i can buy a PM440w Deluxe Wireless Sound Rocker gaming chair in the U.S.A, because i can only find U.K prices.
- Maybe it's not produced for the States. On the other hand, why not buying it in the U.K.? They'll send it to you if you give them the amount they want for it. Greets F.
- I have 3 suede computer chairs that cannot be used due to the embarrassing stains. What are some products that would eradicate this mess? Thanks!
- It depends are they suede or suede cloth but either way you will use club soda and a gentle detergent like woolite. Go to step by step directions. Click on the clothing and fabrics tab. It's the best site I have ever found. Lots of good information in one spot.
- So, a friend and I are in the middle of a pointless debate. Which would cause more damage, being hit by a chair or a human? We are assuming a human mass of about 77Kg and a chair mass of about 5kg. Both being swung at the the same velocity (about 20 m/s). I said the human because it has about 17 times more mass and momentum.Please set the record straight.
- Depends if the human has boobs or not, could be natural cushions so you got to consider that in there =)
- I am looking to replace the office chair I have in my bedroom. I want something comfortable and under $100. Preferably something I can slouch in. I'm lazy and plan on spending a lot of time in it.
- A okorder /.. and it's actually pretty damn comfy and allows for decent lounging. Nothing beats a good butterfly chair though.
- I recently bought this chair from a furniture dealer in South-East London. Got a good offer and bought the chair purely on aesthetic value
- The chair design is called a four back ladder chair because of the four horizontal slats on the back. I want to say that it came from Denmark based on the curved seat design, possibly a Hans Wegner, but I really don't know that for sure. I would guess it's from the mid to late 50's.
- i tried buying her a scratcher, she uses it, but she still scratches my wood room set chairs. its getting annoying. no matter how much i yell her, does it anyway.
- Cats scratch furniture as a way of marking their territory, out of boredom and for help in taking off the outer layer of their claws. Yelling at kitty will not stop it from the bad scratching behaviour- it will only teach it not to scratch when you are around. Try putting the scratcher next to the chair or next to where the cat hangs out the most or sleeps. Also, you can try things like double stick furniture tape that they sell in pet aisles especially for this purpose or even wrapping aluminum foil around the chair. Making sure that you are also trimming her claws regularly will help with the problem too. Cats are going to scratch on something, so make sure it has some type of suitable post or horizontal scratcher to scratch on and give it lots of positive reinforcement. The particular scratcher you bought may not appeal to kitty- if it is not stable and wobbles when it tries to scratch it will not use it. Also it may prefer a certain type of scratcher (i.e. my cat will not touch the carpet covered scratching post we bought her but can't get enough of her cardboard horizontal scratcher). A healthy dose of catnip on the scratcher will also help to make it more interesting for kitty.