How do you remove the seat to reupholster?
802739
I'm not an upholsterer, but on the bottom are little black bolts. I would remove those and check how the present cloth is attached.
1164081
If you unscrew the seat off, you'll expose the top of the "shock cylinder" which is likely fully engaged at the top of the base. You'll need to hammer out (carefully!) the cylinder to separate it from the base. Depending on the use they have had, it may be that you need too much effort to get them unstuck. Good luck!
139162
It doesn't appear removable. I use a pillowcase over it as a cover to absorb any butt-sweat. There are screws attaching the bottom plate which the fabric goes under, and which the legs (very solid legs) are attached to. I wouldn't want to potentially mess anything up by unscrewing it. Usually if the fabric is removable, there would be a zipper or velcro or something that would allow easier removal, but this chair has none.
1833889
HI Joyce, You simply lift the screw covers, take the 2 screws out and lift the seat off, place under seat and reinsert the screws. I used a large screwdriver and pliers to keep the screws from turning. There may be a washer and nut under the bowl. Mine were plastic. It is easierwith two people.
568119
The fabric on it was stapled under the rim so I don't think you can remove the top. It isn't the kind that will pop off like my dining chairs do for recovering. I hope this helps.
492639
To adjust the seat, you unscrew a knob and move the seat up or down. Quick and easy.
1848057
Simple to fold and unfold. To open, undo the velcro strap at the top near the seat and that's it. To fold, tug the middle of the bottom of the seat to keep the seat inside the chair and close the chair by bringing the three seat corners to each other. Then strap down the velcro. Done in under 30 seconds!
2236829
When you put the stool together, you attach the upholstered seat with screws. You could recover the seat prior to attaching it or remove the screws to recover at a later date.
2088639
Mine has two large plastic screws located in the back under part of the toilet. Just unscrew the plastic nuts and the seat will come off.
283038
Not sure, my son did it for me as I am handicapped and could not reach. I think he just hand tightened, or he may have used a box end wrench I had in the bathroom already that we used to remove the other seat. Maybe 9/16, not sure, it's been a while since we did it.
1921040
Sitting on the seat there is a lever on the right hand side....pull up to release and move seat to desired position....push lever down to lock in new position
1982686
Use a small screwdriver to pop it off. Insert screwdriver in recess at top of compartment.
1158868
Theres really no instructions, all i did was turn my chair upside down and gave it a big pull, the old part came out of the seat but i had to use a hammer to remove the other section. I used a pair of water pump pliers to get a hold of it and give it a twist to loosen it from the base as it was stuck with "age". that was a big help and i would use that technique before using a hammer lol but it worked none the less. After you get the base and seat separated from the plunger, just set the new one in. the end with the red button goes in the seat end and the other goes in the base. Hope this helps, but as far as the part itself goes, it works fine. Theres really no instructions, all i did was turn my chair upside down and gave it a big pull, the old part came out of the seat but i had to use a hammer to remove the other section. I used a pair of water pump pliers to get a hold of it and give it a twist to loosen it from the base as it was stuck with "age". that was a big help and i would use that technique before using a hammer lol but it worked none the less. After you get the base and seat separated from the plunger, just set the new one in. the end with the red button goes in the seat end and the other goes in the base.... » Read More Theres really no instructions, all i did was turn my chair upside down and gave it a big pull, the old part came out of the seat but i had to use a hammer to remove the other section. I used a pair of water pump pliers to get a hold of it and give it a twist to loosen it from the base as it was stuck with "age". that was a big help and i would use that technique before using a hammer lol but it worked none the less. After you get the base and seat separated from the plunger, just set the new one in. the end with the red button goes in the seat end and the other goes in the base. Hope this helps, but as far as the part itself goes, it works fine. « Show Less
1142589
It is easier than it appears to be. The metal support with the legs labeled "2" is the one that is removable. Look underneath the seat, and yank that support out of its socket. Once it is out, the seat folds easily.
1945273
There is a knob under the seat, on the right side of the railing. "Unscrew" the knob, and pull it out. That removes the pin from the railing. Then slide the seat back as needed until the pin "clicks" into the correct spot. Then screw the knob back in, that's it.
899457
I think that it would be difficult, the seat cushion looks as though it would come off to be recovered, but I don't know how easy reattaching it would be. However, there is no way to recover the seat back. It is enclosed by the wood frame. I wouldn't try it.
1820699
It comes off. You have to pull the straps and bottom buckle out first from the front. Wiggle the flat metal piece from the back through the plastic seat and then through fabric.