hello! Are the arm parts attachable? I wonder it is already fixed to chair or not.
1154089
The arm comes as one piece for each side that you attach to the chair. Which is very nice and comfortable,by the way.
1925326
The arms are what actually hold the back to the chair. It is also a terrible chair the plastic broke after only a few months and the back was no longer attached to the chair.
2014703
The arms do attach to the bottom of the seat, completely separately, so I believe they can be removed.
1400089
yes, cables can be attached to the arm, provided they have enough slack to not restrict the motion of the arm.
46704
Only the back and arm rests. The seat is fixed. But, if you're crafty, you could pick out two side seams and replace them with velcro. I love my chair. For the $, it is awesome. I was very pleasantly surprised at delivery. Very sturdy but light, comfortable, and side pockets/under seat netting are useful. Saves my back immensely when face painting. I highly recommend this chair.
1827340
Hey Emily,Yes, you could not install the arms. The chair is made in such a way that you could use it either way (with our without arms) and not detract from the chair cosmetically, for a different look. Just put the chrome screw caps into the holes for the arms to give it a finished look without the arms. It's a very nice chair for the money, I still love it.
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Yes, the side arms come off, but I am not very satisfied with this chair. The front post that go into arm receptacle are made of a hard plastic. I have to push up on something to get out of any sitting position due to my knees. The pressure I applied in get out of the chair cause the front post to break in half. I called the manufacture to get a replacement piece, and I was told they don't sale just that piece , I would need to purchase the whole arm. I feel that the piece should not have been made out of plastic for a heavy duty bariatric chair, but aleast you should be able to buy it without having to purchase the whole arm. Yes, the side arms come off, but I am not very satisfied with this chair. The front post that go into arm receptacle are made of a hard plastic. I have to push up on something to get out of any sitting position due to my knees. The pressure I applied in get out of the chair cause the front post to break in half. I called the manufacture to get a replacement piece, and I was told they don't sale just that piece , I would need to purchase the whole arm. I feel that the piece should not have been made out of plastic for a heavy duty bariatric chair, but aleast you should be able to buy it... » Read More Yes, the side arms come off, but I am not very satisfied with this chair. The front post that go into arm receptacle are made of a hard plastic. I have to push up on something to get out of any sitting position due to my knees. The pressure I applied in get out of the chair cause the front post to break in half. I called the manufacture to get a replacement piece, and I was told they don't sale just that piece , I would need to purchase the whole arm. I feel that the piece should not have been made out of plastic for a heavy duty bariatric chair, but aleast you should be able to buy it without having to purchase the whole arm. « Show Less
1042553
Yes, just don't hook in the arms when you put the chair together. This is a great chair and Hon is a great company and stands behind its products.
2133589
You can add arms to it. I didn't add them to my chair but you should be able to find them by typing the chair model along with arm rests.
2023056
Upon further inspection, it appears that the arms don't do anything structurally to the chair. So, yes, you could leave them off.
1904364
Yes. There are 8 screws under the chair that can be removed to remove the arms. Also the arms can go down very low. So if they are in the way you may not have to remove them.
1076272
Yes except for the foot brackets, which attach easily. It's a good chair. I highly recommend it.
1686413
The arms are a single piece screwed to the bottom of the chair. If you do not want the arms on it, do not screw them on.
2037012
There is absolutely no way to adjust the arms or remove them. Removing the arms results in a loss of structural integrity in the back of the chair. Believe me, I have tried. I cannot recommend against purchasing this chair strongly enough. It has nails which will stab you in the hands after a few months of use. When the foam wears down in the armrests of this chair there are actually nails underneath it with the pointy side up so if you press into the arms of the chair to stand up in any way you get stabbed.
2160999
Technically yes they are removable..they are held in with screws underneath , however I imagine it would make it kind of awkward without that section of the arm rest.
1644945
hum, Well its been awhile so I don't entirely recall, but I believe it came in two major pieces and you only have to attach the top to the bottom and sit on it. The arm rests may have also come detached, but really should be no issue to assemble beyond that. Hope this helps. GREAT SEAT!!!!!
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The back is held up by the arms only. So no, unless you want an armless and backless chair :P