How thick is the padding? I want to use them to soften the impact of hard arms on chairs for my thin lower arms.
988002
Padding isnt bulky thick, in fact is lighter and thinner that the common brands, like walmart and kmart brands, but is much more durable and absords inpacts a lot better.
988003
The padding is almost like a hard tempur-pedic material, if you want to rest your arms on a hard surface these will do just fine. But they won't be sufficient for hard impact on hard floors.
300130
The tops of the arm rests are padded in a slightly textured spongey rubbery material. They are still quite hard. The arms are comfortable and non abrasive. I normally rest my arms on my desk so I may not be the best person to ask and can't really comment on using the arms rests for long periods of time
1687252
The lower cushions are quite thick and surprisingly comfy! I would say they are a 3 - right in the middle of soft and firm.
1141986
They are soft but remain pretty thick when you sit on them. Perfect for children or shorter people.
1852904
The padding is like 3-4", not real soft but we have no problem resting our feet. We don't rest our legs on it, sorry I can answer you question regarding pressure points.
1060960
My old MS Natural 7000 claimed a "padded palm rest" which turned out to be a little thicker than a layer of paint with just about as much cushion. How thick is the palm rest padding on this unit?
2029339
Not very thick. If the person who uses these is ambulatory, may I suggest TENA Ultimate Pad. If the person is bedridden, depends are just as thick and a great deal less expensive. Good luck
637386
It seems to me that this is a question for the manufacturer from a durability and longevity perspective (and what they warranty). However, from a materials standpoint if you are using them for a work out it may not be thick enough to absorb lots if bouncing shock. They are about 1 inch thick perfect for a wood floor or over carpet. Also, I would suggest picking them up after use because they are not designed as a long term walking surface.
893876
are not very thick, I use them with my helmet safety at work and not hinder me at all.. I hope that help you . Sorry for my accent ..
483005
Pretty thick, no clue what kinda foam. the only issue from a sitting perspective is enough back pillows and them moving around a bit - but pretty easy to resolve. The bottom cushion that you sit/sleep on is thick and nice.
1583686
These cushions are about 1.5-2 inches thick. I'm not where they are now, so I can't measure them. BTW, I saw these same cushions at Big Lots! for more than 50% what I paid for them at this merchant. I'm not complaining, just giving you info...
2068281
You probably already know that they say no thicker than 3.5 inches. I think you may be 1/2 inch to thick. Why don't you call the company and get more exact information. You certainly do not want the chair to fail by increasing the depth to a measurement that they don't recommend. Hope this helps. Note: My son and my daughter both use this chair and highly recommend this chair to their friends. Take Care.
1157970
No, and this is a significantly negative factor if you are accustomed to padded arms. Plus, they slope away from you at an uncomfortable arc, so it can be a problem.
353914
i couldn't give you an exact thickness (they are still in storage from this winter) however, i can tell you the cushions are rather thick and the lounge chairs/cushions are very very comfortable. also, the material for the cushions are super easy to clean. i was a little gun shy about the off-white color staying clean, so just thought i would pass that along.
329975
They are softer then what a computer chair has, but depending on your laminate floor, weight, and how much you move it's hard to say. I would think that for something like a couple hundred pounds on my laminate floor it would be fine.
922511
Absolutely, These are pretty thick, stiff and yet soft enough, I drop the barbells on them and they bounce just a bit and they weigh about 75pounds so they stay put.
1205159
That's a awesome question lol. I think you may be bent over to much causing your elbows to dig through the pads which aren't to Thick. They are inexpensive enough to try in my opinion. Just make sure you have room on your bars.