Will this booster seat work on cloth covered chairs?
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I believe it would. My chairs are not cloth covered and it might depend on how much cushion the chair has as to whether or not it would still sit sturdy. But I think that might be the case got any booster on a cloth covered chair.
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I have used it on fabric chairs and it is not as slip resistant, but not completely loose to move around.
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Yes, we have used it at my daughter's house for holiday meals in the formal diningroom. Her chairs are upholstered with brocade fabric. The chair worked fine for that occasion. We also us it at theaters performances and concerts for the kids so they can see better. Great item.
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Yes. That is actually the type of covering on our chairs. It should be fine.
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Absolutely. I've place it on both fabric and leather chair and didn't slip at all. Easy to clean as well.
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The booster seat grips good on my wood dining chairs. I have a side chair that has upholstery on it. I tried the seat there and it did't seem to hold the grip too well.
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Gail, the booster seat seams to work on the wooden dining chairs that I have. I have a side chair that has cloth upholstery on it and I tried it on that and it didn't seem to stay put.
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hey i have this chair and it will work on any chair!! the straps are huge and long and they clip in the front and/or underneath any chair!! laine
1638079
This armrest pad has a hole pattern of 3 2/8. It might work. I mean, it's universal to fit about 95% of chairs put there
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We use this on a cloth, padded chair so she can eat with the rest of the family. We have an old bedsheet folded underneath to keep the dining chair clean. The straps (that connect to the chair legs) are great to hold the booster seat in place, but the bottom is the same plastic as the rest of the booster seat.
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This should work. It's not too thick. I used it to cover Dining chairs seats (Upholstery).
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You could probably use it on a padded chair if it is a relatively flat padded seat, otherwise the booster seat would not sit flat. This is a longer than average booster seat, so it fits best on a long, flat seat bed.
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I use mine on a lazy boy recliner chair which works well for me. I've never used it on a dining chair or a sofa, but imagine it would work well with those too.
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I do not know if it works on those fabrics since I have never had to use it on them. I have used it on my dining room chairs and carpeting with no problem but not sure of the fabric on the chairs. Sorry I can't help you.
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Heather, I think the description refers to the tie-on type seat cushions, which would cause this booster to slip; but if the cushion is built into your seat this booster should work just fine. It has an adjustable strap for around the chair as well as one for under the chair. It's straps down very tight. I would highly recommend this booster seat.
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Yes, it can be used on a padded chair. I ordered 2 of these. One for my house and one for my son's. He has padded chair's and it fit just fine. We love this product. The baby also loves it. She eat's better sitting at the table in this booster seat.
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It could support the weight of a booster seat, but beware- they scratch really easy. I've had mine for a year, and they're totally scratched up, and that's with minimal use. Your booster may really cause it to scratch. Just wanted you to know so you don't spend all this money without knowing how they wear! Good luck ;)
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I think it would work if the cushions are tied on or attached to the chairs. The booster seat has been very stable on my wooden chairs.
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Yes. I use both of them on wooden chairs and I would guess that they would work on fabric just as well. My grandchildren climb in and out of them by theirselves and the chairs don't even shift. I feel that they are pricey, but I am very satisfied with them.
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Not familiar with your brand of chair. We use ours on the larger zero gravity chairs from Sam's club and they work fine. The measurements you are quoting are different from the cover though so not sure if it will work for you or not.
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I think it would work great for that. With all the straps on them you ought to be able to strap them to almost any chair. Be aware however that the straps are the weak point of these. I think it was over 4 years ago I installed a pair of these on a then new to me 2007 Honda CRV. I took them off about a year ago because they would no longer stay in place. My CRV is always out in the FL sun and the straps became brittle, stretched out, and non-elastic. I just got them out and looked at them. The sheepskin with padded backing is still in great shape with just a little matting and dirt on the drivers seat bottom area. However the straps are brittle and completely non elastic. Based on your thought I may try one on the office chair I'm now sitting in. These might also be well suited to a wheelchair or recliner. I still have the sheepskin wash mitts held on the center armrests of the CRV with Velcro straps wrapped around. Those were far cheaper than any official arm covers and matched these seat covers fairly well.
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The booster seat straps around both the bottom and the back of a chair. I have used it numerous times with all sizes of chairs and it is very secure. Well worth the purchase!
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I don't see why not! The straps are long enough that they would reach around a seat cushion and as long as the cushion is attached to the seat. Otherwise the booster may slide off.