I play cards and most friends use folding bridge chairs. Can this be used on a folding bridge chair for added back support?
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i don't know what a bridge chair is but i would compare the base measurements (maybe they are listed) and the seat of the chair (including if there are any side parts that might hinder the circular base).
746834
Yes, but if done regularly might cause the spine to weaken. I don't use it that way, but it definitely folds back. I love the quality of the item! And I love the color.
857138
Sorry, I have no idea. I use it for playing Bridge. It is a sturdy table and chairs and many of my friends have borrowed it.
1151813
The only part that folds is the kick stand to keep it from rocking and the play arch comes out. It will still take up too much room to travel with in my opinion. A great chair to travel with is a "Go-Pod".
2018755
I think so - depends on the chair (for example, I don't think you could attach it to the back of a chair with rounded spokes in the back), but as long as there is a big straight chunk of wood available, it should be fine.
808452
It's not removable on a deck chair, but if you want something that's two pieces I suggest a teak adirondack chair and footrest.
579836
This particular set is poker sized, not bridge sized. They do make these cards bridge sized, however.
469553
Great Chairs !! I Use Them For My Board Game Nights With My Friends, I Would Buy These Chairs And Card Table Again In The future !! I Also Own The Matching Card Table As Well. Nice Set !!Meco 4-Pack Deluxe Fabric Padded Folding Chair, Cinnabar Frame and Corrin Fabric Seat and Back
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I don't think so. The cushioned seat is comfortable and you can leave arms folded down to extend width of seat. However, it is not made to be a gaming chair (it does not rock), so I would think one might have a problem with legs falling asleep from sitting so close to the ground for an extended period of time; but, not from the seat itself.
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hey! yes, you can use it !! and No it not folding nor fall when you get out of the seat. we really like that product !
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It would ruin the overall integrity of the chair. The back would become wobbly real quick I believe. I am not a certified structural engineer but I believe this would happenHope this helps
167394
I honestly haven't tried yet. I would imagine yes, but you may have to fold ends first. I'll try & let you know.
1963151
No not really. We have eight that we use with our large poker table.Great chairs but stacking is out.
207556
I'm not sure exactly what you mean. I have used this to replace a missing or partial spine but not without attaching it to the boards. I guess it would depend on how thick your pages are.
2260553
I don't know. I've only used a regular deck of cards and it works very well on that if you don't crowd it. Sorry not to be of more help..
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Depends on the width and how you attach it. The black prongs that hold 1/2 of the surf board are only about 4 inches wide. If the chair is thinner you could put it between the prongs and put the strap around it. Too may variables to consider. The picture is a good depiction, but the black forked prongs on top and botton are made of metal (covered in black rubber) and can't be opened or closed, so keep that in mind.
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I use mine sitting on my sofa with the pad against my back, and have never had a problem. I have not used it on a hard-back chair.