I have a new leather rocker recliner. Would this stay on the arm & not fall down?
1141909
All depends of your recliner. Mine move a little bit but I pressed down to the cushion for extra support and stays pretty good.
1141910
It should. Its long enough on the side towards the seat that it tucks down inside
1141911
If there is a deep enough cushion so that you can push it down into the crevice, it should.
1141912
It would not stay in my leather recliner. The design of the caddy is such that it relies on a very long 'tail' that is pushed down into the crevice between arm and seat. That is where the reclining mechanism resides, so you can't force it down far enough so that it stays in place. I tried folding it, but that didn't work either as just the act of sitting and standing was enough to work it loose; reclining with it in place was nothing but an exercise in frustration.
1141913
It does not stay in place. As you recline in the chair it slips towards the rear of the arm. You have to keep adjusting it.I would not recommend it for any recliner.
1141914
No, leather is slick and it will not stay on your chair. They are hard to stay on our chairs, and we have fabric chairs
1141915
I believe so. It was long so I folded it and tucked it in the side. I have had no problems with it falling or moving.
684779
Mine stays pretty well in place, but it is a little narrower than my bench. It is ment for a wicker love seat. Mine is wider, but I still like it
2013506
it fits a recliner but like the sofa cover it doesnt stay put it slides, back and arms keep falling down , constantly fixing it ,putting it back where it belongs then when you sit on it it does it all over again i wouldnt recommend it
732323
I used it on my rocker recliner after hip replacement. My recliner has "ski"-like wooden runners, and they sit securely on the square pad with it's rubbery surface pads. It will still rock. Although I have never seen one, there are rocker recliners that have a different configuration on the bottom, and I don't know if these would work.
872248
As long as you don't intentionally rock or shift your position it stays still. If you move, the chair will move.
2133304
Yes it should. I've never had a problem with it falling and it's very comfortable.
2085158
The legs of a Table-Mate will certainly slide under a recliner until it hits the stabilizing bar that goes from one side to the other. If you want thetable closer to you than you can get it by sliding the legs under then turn the table around with the leg ends facing away from the reclinerand that will allow it to come to the edge of the recliner seat. As far as folding the Table-Mate up and sliding it under a recliner I don'tthink it will mainly because there just isn't the space under the chair to do that. I hope that helps you.
1197713
I doubt it will work, it does not work for me on my rocker recliner. The legs hit the support of the base of my rocker recliner. There is 13 inches between the bottom legs.
1215569
The one I purchased has always been used with a recliner...several years now. Truly worth it. One thing: place furniture pads or elevators on the opposite legs to level the chair.
1447124
No it doesn't that I know of. You can lock it using the handle on the right side, but if you don't lock it it will still rock. The handle on the left is the recliner handle.
2218645
It pretty much stays in place on my fabric recliner. I actually attached it to a TV tray which worked great and it is out of the way.Found it a bother being under my arm.
463572
No. If the seat wobbles, it's probably no longer securely fastened. Tip the chair upside down and look for loose screws/bolts where parts connect with each other. (I think you have a screw loose somewhere. Sorry, couldnt resist) �
2064856
We put this booster on a leather chair and I find it very slippery-doesn't stay put well. Now it may be totally different on a wood chair or one with material, but I wish I went with one with straps.
627667
It might work because it is not wide. If you have room between your legs and the recliner arm rests, you will be able to fit this product there. Notice that it is not wide enough to stand between the arm rests, if that's what you have in mind..
732322
Yes, mine is under my rocker recliner. It works great (though seems high at first). I really like it - it's a great help to get out of the recliner.
1986116
I don't think so. The arms seem to be an integral part of the way the back of the chair reclines. When my chair arrived, the arms were not attached and needed to be so. Besides all that, you might find them most useful when you wish to get up out of the chair or return the usual sitting position.
1515439
I don't think it would work with a rocker. I use it with a recliner, though, and it supports my 21.5 in. iMac, which weighs about twelve pounds. I like this table and I feel secure with it supporting my computer.