can the footrest be positioned between the full up and full down?
1720395
It has to be only up or down. It also doesn't stay in the reclining position unless you scoot back and lay down as far as you can.
1720396
Not sure on your question ---but no it can not be positioned between half up or half down on this chair.,but the food rest does not come up that high. I do have another recliner (Lazy=Boy) that has 2 stops on the foot rest, but that one cost $600 and this one cost $300 so like the man said :you get what you pay for"---but there again I must say it was a pleasure doing busness with Amazon and the CO that made the chair as I had a little problem but it was taken care off with one phone call and a short E-mail ---It renews my confidence in the American market place.--Bill
1720397
No & it was a mistake 2 buy this chair. It's a great price but not to stable, not any quality at all. I have complained to amazon with no response back from them. It is hard 2 return because I thru the box away and it is upstairs 3 floors up and not worth the trouble to go thru all the work and pay some individuals to bring it to the UPS which were very rude when they delevered it. Just set it outside my door on the sidewalk! & your ? is NO it goes to upright or down position only! I hope I answered UR ?'s!!!
169362
If you mean do the footrests fold up for storage, yes. If you mean does the whole thing rotate upwards, no. Hope this helps.
747323
Yes the footrest goes up without reclining ... once it is up you are locked from rocking and it reclines just a bit. Yes it is multi-positional you can lay back in almost a flat position.
1013847
Yes. There is a bolt on the bottom of the foot rests that allows them to slide up and down a few inches.
206014
Actually, i believe so. As you can adjust the leg heights. But what I'm not sure about is whether they both have to be even at the same height, or if it's totally alright to adjust just one side and not the other.
339343
No never had a problem .... Once it was tightened properly footrest didn't move !
369588
I think so because the footrests are fully adjustable. Be sure to order the best fit width size.
1319068
This is a constant problem. I have found that if I lean forward while pushing down the footrest it will close easier. I think it helps to redistribute the weight ( I only weigh 120 lbs.) I really like the chair and it was a great buy but this seems to be a real design flaw.
132068
Not sure the FAA would allow this in those seat locations...if so then the footrest would need a device to wrap around and hang from.
1034593
Your feet would hang over the end of the footrest. You might look at the HT-140 where the footrest extends out for taller users.
962382
I don't think there is one answer. I had to get used to the lever to extend the footrest, as the chair this replaced did not use a lever. Otherwise, it is easy to recline and extend the footrest. You also have to use the lever to bring the footrest back. I have had mine for over a year, and find that I can get the footrest back with my legs - it will snap into place and bring the lever with it. I am 5'6" tall and my arms are just long enough to reach and operate the lever. This could be an issue for shorter people.
701080
No. Even at its lowest angle setting, the seat is still going to be at an angle that would make it impossible to truly sit upon without using the knee pad to bear one's weight. Likewise, the kneepad is mounted such that you couldn't ever have it parallel to the ground to work as a footrest. The distance between the seat and the kneepad also is not sufficient to make for a comfortable footrest even if the seat could be adjusted to be more like a traditional chair. /Maybe/ a very short person could sit that way, but at six-foot tall, I find that trying to sit on this like a traditional chair puts my knees level with my lower ribcage (more like squatting than sitting). It gets uncomfortable fairly quickly...
483685
Yes, That's the way I have it set up. If you don't use the short leg extensions it will be a bit lower also, which is exactly what I wanted.
178714
Yes. Foot rest comes up then back reclines. A good napping chair per my granny!
178713
Unfortunately, no. But we have a small footstool we place in front of the chair when my dad wants to stretch out. Aslide-out footrest would be a welcome addition.
1059360
Answer is no. But feet is slight lower than the heart or about even. Unless you can alter in which I haven't figure out yet. I had to check myself before answer the question.
948091
The only adjustment is the length of the footrest from knee to bottom of the foot. They do not elevate.