Does the side arms come off?
1144874
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.
1144875
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
1888749
Yes you can remove the arms. They are secured to the bottom of the seat and are meant to be adjustable/removable.
707522
Do you know that the clear plastic outer sleeve comes off? There is a small button on the side to release it.
1643077
No. Because the back is attached to each of the arms, it will stand up independently.
1826867
The mount is adjustable and the two screws that hold the arm in place can be removed. This will allow you to take the arm off.
645610
I am a lot larger than that, and I have no problem with it. However, I left the arms off. If you do install the arms, they are adjustable to compensate for extra width.
976674
Hi, if you're talking about the clear plastic elbow, the answer is, yes it dos come off, if you want it to. The elbow swivels so the hose can be moved out of the way to allow for more comfort. I hope this helps.
2001073
You can place the back on different sides whichever you need. This allows the handle to change based on what your needs are. The arm cannot be removed but doesn't need to be.
1853204
No side arms. Looks just like the picture. We like our set. Very comfortable.
1127267
The other answers saying you cannot remove a left or right arm (or both) are wrong. You most certainly can remove the rubber caps and remove one or both arms from a center support.
1628707
Yes, you can take them off. You just have to unscrew the two screws that support the arm rests. I removed mine and it leaves two "studs" on each side that stick out approximately 1/2 inch. I am fine with this, and people don't seem to notice.
2014703
The arms do attach to the bottom of the seat, completely separately, so I believe they can be removed.
200726
yes. This is a solid commode. The arms can be up or lowered. The back can be removed.
563498
Yes it does, but there is a knurled grey piece that needs to come off first before this replacement arm can be installed.
1508946
The arm mechanism comes assembled. The pad simply rests on a post at the end of the arm. My pad never falls off but I can lift it off if I want to (no tool required).
295821
I agree. The side rails come as part of the main frame. There is no way of taking one off.
1279770
No. The bottom comes off to use as a toy chest after you are done with it but the sides are fixed in place