The metal lever mechanism in some benches shows when the seat is raised. Others have a skirt that hides it. Does this hide it?
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The height mechanism does not have a skirt, per se, but the bench is designed in such a way that, when raised, the height device is sunken inside, so the issue is negligible. In other words, there is no visible metal apparatus that takes away from the good looks of the bench.
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When you raise the seat there is a storage area and a bar for locking the seat in the up position.On the side is a round knob. When you spin it, the seat adjusts up and down - you can't really see the lever unless you get on your hands and knees.
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No it does not. It looks fine from behind. I tell you, I sat in it once and then pulled it out for my friend who may weigh 120 to sleep on and the next morning it would not stay hinged. I am very disappointed. Cheaply made. Sorry&#55357;&#56883;
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I had to check my bench to see as I never noticed before you asked this question, but I guess the legs do flare out a little. The top back of the bench lines up with the back legs and the front legs stick out about an inch further than the top of the seat. I hope this helps. I have this seat in our Master Bath and I love it, it was easy for my husband to put together and is very sturdy as I am a large 65 year old lady.
2017650
I had the same problem - the latch release is hidden - top of the seat under that flap but not right under it - more towards the middle of the seat. The bottom lever is actually for the recline. See the diagram in the manual for clarification of the release.
1820069
There is a locking/unlocking mechanism which permits the seat and cover to be removed while the bolts stay in place. This can make surfaces more accessible for cleaning.
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There's a piece of something--can't tell whether it's hard plastic or metal--that is permanently affixed to a metal piece. The hinging action comes from a hidden piece (so I certainly can't tell what that's made of) that pivots inside the piece described above. The piece described in sentence one does not move. It seems solid and substantial, but I can say that the piece I know to be metal has a different sound when I tap on it than the piece that's permanently affixed and does not move. Clear as mud? Don't picture something like a door hinge--it's altogether different.
2004239
Yes, the seat lifts up and there is a strap that pulls up. Be aware, however, this model for heavier people does not fit through a normal door. A problem for us to go sideways.
555689
Yes, the seat raises up. The bucket is attached under the seat by sliding it on the frame beneath the seat. I highly recommend this product.
847239
I assume you mean the gap between the legs and the seat when you adjust the height. No, it leaves an exposed gap.
1550030
It has a hydraulic cylinder that will compress when you sit on the stool and pull the handle. When you take your weight off the stool and pull the handle, the seat will raise up. That part works ok, but the wheels didn't last long. I replaced the wheels with heavier duty wheels after the original wheels wore out.
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I am not aware of that. I can tell you I have had my bench for almost a year and not one problem. It is a very sturdy unit.
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You hardly notice it because (1) it is clear acrylic, (2) there is typically a 3/4" reveal up behind the bottom of the upper cab frame, and (3) you are most likely taller than the bottom of the upper cab. The metal side hinges are, just that, on the recessed side, not the front. I asked the same questions - ironically an iPad is generally left on the lowered cookbook holder, absent a cookbook or whatever, for kitchen mood music.
260609
Yes it does. There is a rounded niche which allows the nose of the seat to be raised or lowered before tightening.
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Not by design, it is only a straight square tube, that is meany to be held by something. There is a square hole in the bench seat for it
1150363
The ambiguity in comments you've seen is likely due to the way in which the seat moves... It doesn't raise and lower like a bicycle with a seat post. Instead you move the seat along the diagonal cross bar that the seat is mounted to in order to move your child further from the pedals.
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there is a lever underneath the chair..that can be adjusted to various levels..
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Yes, you lift the seat and pull up on the rod beneath it. You might want to leave the basket off for this purpose. Good luck.