Do the Ball Chair Height Adapters for Isokinetics work with the Isokinetics base or just the chair?
1144420
Hi - the height adaptors snap into the base of the chair. If you get the adaptors at the same time as the chair, you would snap on the adaptors and then snap the wheels into the adaptors. They are kind of like bed risers, they lengten the legs of the chair.
1144421
If you are referring to our "Isokinetics Inc. Brand Exercise Ball Base - 19" x 2"", then, no. These Height Adapters are design to be used only with our plastic framed ball chairs. Thanks.
1144422
i'm not sure I follow the question... I have the chair and the adapters connect to the base just as they were the top of the wheels(they have the same shape as the top of the wheel connections) and you then insert the wheels into the adapters.
1417190
The height is adjusted by unscrewing the lower part and screw it back together. It is like 10 inches difference. This chair should be adjusted to just one height because unscrewing these parts might make the whole chair unstable on the long run. It takes a whole minute to adjust the lower part(unscrewing and screwing and adjusting the lower parts of the legs). So depending on your height you might want just to set the chair to one height.
1937087
yes the adapters go into the bottom of the chair and the wheels then go into the adapters.
993535
There appears to be a "Tall-User" add on. See excerpt from the Ergotron website below:Tall-User Kit for WorkFit DualConvert a WorkFit-S, WorkFit-A or WorkFit-C Dual Display Workstation to reach the ergonomic height requirements of taller users. Also upgrades a standard WorkFit Dual by adding up/down tilt to the displays.
351314
I could not figure it out either... I returned mine and got an Isokinetics Inc. Brand Balance Exercise Ball Chair... much easier to put together
201409
You could add a small piece of plywood or metal as an adaptor. It will raise the chair the height of the adaptor but it should work. I used 3/4" thick plywood when I mounted mine to the chair.
1551298
Extenders do not come with the chair I had seen ones for sale. The ball is not attached so you could purchase a larger one which might be a better solution for you (I am only 5'2") so the original setting works for me.
1219250
I am 5'4" and when I sat on them at another office I felt they were too short for me. If you are shorter than me and have a normal height desk I wouldn't order the risers until I got the ball and tried it. They can be added easily. You can only put one set of risers on. The short people at my office can't sit on it because their feet dont sit on the floor easily with the risers on. If you have long legs you will need the risers. I love the ball chair for lower back pain.
1462110
Look at the legs under the outrigger table extension - I'm not sure any universal base would handle that. I know that the legs come with the optional table extensions (I have one); I don't know whether the standard, minimal table has that.
854194
it would be great if someone could invent wheels for this base because it would not add much for height and width. I am a short person and the ball chairs available at this time either raise me up too high and the width of the base is uncomfortably wide.
1219249
To be honest with you I would say no. However, I would contact the manufacturer or supplier of the height adapters and ask them that question. They might have some type of adapter that would connect the height adapters so they become one long adapter, but that is just a thought. Sorry, I could not really answer your question.
499451
Yes! I changed my ball (when I punctured it with the scissors I use as a seamstress) and chose a larger size. It does create some problems with the back support. A design improvement to this chair would be to have the legs be far more adjustable.
1306146
As long as the bottom of the leg is no bigger than the slider, I don't know why not. These really work for me. I got so tired replacing the felt pads on the bottom of the chair leg. I replace these about every month.
2264243
I would be confident that it will work. They seem to be very consistent. I have yet to see a chair that uses anything very different. Just check the diameter as someone else suggested and length.
1642067
Only one other that I'm aware of....the foot rest height can be adjusted also. I recently replaced the rolling casters with gliders. The chair seat's spring action will cause it to spring away from you when you're trying to sit down ..if you're using it on any surface but carpet or rug. Hope this helps.
248278
They probably all work the same as long as you have the extra features such as the rebound attachment When looking I would definitely make sure that you get one that has the raised platform. Trust me getting down on the ground gets tougher and tougher as you get older !
1543008
I use a standard pneumatic barstool which worked great at both heights for me (currently w/ leg extensions). I like slightly different heights for different angles. It's just more flexible when getting the exact position you want.