What is the distance from the top of the curve on the chair seat to the step. I am short &amp; want to rest feet on step when sitting. Thanks!
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About 19"from curve to step. The main measurement you need is the seat length; back to the front curve which is 18". You can always skoot up to touch the step. This is truly a bar height chair and table set. The step is there to also help you get into the chair. It is a comfortable and good looking set. We put some colorful pillow cushions on ours and love it. Don't worry about the woven metal table top, glasses of all sorts don't wobble and everything sits perfectly flat.
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The seat on our duet chair is 21 inches high and cannot be raised or lowered. There is a pullout foot rest that can be between 3 and 6 inches off the ground. The handles for pushing or using as a walker have settings that go from about 33 inches high to 38 inches. Hope this helps.
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I don't know the exact measurement, but I'm 5'4" and I think I could be shorter and still have my feet on the floor. It's a very comfortable chair.
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I do not know exactly because it is not here but I know it is like a foot rest, no more than a few inches from the floor. I believe the foot pedals from the wheel chair fit over it, if not, it was close. Sorry I can't be specific.
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We no longer have this chair as my father in law passed away so I can't measure the depth. I can tell you that we purchased the chair due to a very narrow hallway that required a sharp left into the bathroom which had a narrow doorway. The chair would make the turn without any difficulty as long as the leg supports/foot rests were not extended. This was never an issue for us as around the house my father in law just preferred the chair without the foot rests. It was still a very tight turn that occasionally would require us to assist a bit but it had been completely impossible with his regular chair but was fine with this one. We no longer have this chair as my father in law passed away so I can't measure the depth. I can tell you that we purchased the chair due to a very narrow hallway that required a sharp left into the bathroom which had a narrow doorway. The chair would make the turn without any difficulty as long as the leg supports/foot rests were not extended. This was never an issue for us as around the house my father in law just preferred the chair without the foot rests. It was still a very tight turn that occasionally would require us to assist a bit but it had been completely impossible with his... » Read More We no longer have this chair as my father in law passed away so I can't measure the depth. I can tell you that we purchased the chair due to a very narrow hallway that required a sharp left into the bathroom which had a narrow doorway. The chair would make the turn without any difficulty as long as the leg supports/foot rests were not extended. This was never an issue for us as around the house my father in law just preferred the chair without the foot rests. It was still a very tight turn that occasionally would require us to assist a bit but it had been completely impossible with his regular chair but was fine with this one. « Show Less
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Hi,Jan;I am shorter than 5' too and 17-18 " from the floor is a perfect position for this chair. Put small pillow on the back too.It will keep you straight.Natalia Chapin
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It's not very high from the floor to seat is 17 inches, (0tomon measures the same ) From floor to the top is 39 inches are looking to purchase this for someone who has difficulty getting in to a chair, this may be goodEasy assembly, I was able to do it myself. My husband is a major procrastinator and I want things done yesterday so I decided to try to do this myself. Just follow the directions and I think in less than an hr. it was done
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I use the 120" ramp on std 3 step which is 11-1/2 degree incline. On 4 steps you would be looking at almost 15 degree incline. Seems quite steep for a powerchair to me. Maybe check with your chair manufacturer.
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It's all adjustable.. Here is the best way to get a sense of the dimensions. The distance from floor to top of footrest ranges from a low of 6-1/2" to a high of 10-1/4".. The spokes of the footrest meet in the middle at what I can best describe as a collar. That collar slips over the chair base and allows the footrest to raise and lower. At the desired height you simply tighten the hand screw to secure. The distance from the floor to top of seat ranges from a low of 21-1/2" to a high of 26-1/2". I should note that as I recall the chair is shipped with 2 different sized pistons. These pistons determine the max and min that your seat will raise or lower based on your preferences or requirements. I believe we used the smaller of the 2 piston options to meet our table clearance requirements. As I further recall, the other piston option put the top of the seat at the 26+" mark for the lowest and roughy 31" mark for the highest you could raise it. Hope this all helps!
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I just measured it. Chair height (17" - 21") is the distance from the floor to the TOP of the seat. Bottom of the seat sits at 14" at it's lowest.
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Brenda, Sorry for the late reply. Rig was in for repairs and chairs were in rig! Distance from floor to seat is about 17" - 18". It's a rocker which might make it harder for you get up and down. That said, well made chair with great locking mechanism which makes it very secure. Hope you fine what you are looking for.
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The foot rest is at the top of the non moveable frame. The seat is on the adjusting /moveable side of framework. So if your adjusted way down it will only be around 8" or so from the bottom of the seat. But for me I have it at the highest (or close to it ) and there's probably around 1.5' of distance. I'm 5'11" and still sit down to get into seat,and which ever leg you keep on pegs is not perfect but it works well ...or well enough. It's an inexpensive alternative
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Without actually going downstairs to measure it - I am pretty sure, for me, the seat is regular chair height (18"). If you are shorter than me, and you are, (I'm 6'-2" so I have it all the way up) your height would be lower than that because the seat rides on an incline and you would be sending it lower. I also am old 71 and I find the machine to be quite comfortable.
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Hi, Candice. The distance between the end of the chair seat to bottom of the foot rest is exactly 17 inches. Hope that helps. The chair works well for me to transport mom and sister, is lightweight enough for me to lift easily, unlike a wheelchair.
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It is quite close to the ground. I would say 27" from the seat and feet around 37". So if you have problems to bend or get up from a low seat is not your chair, otherwise is perfect.
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Not sure what measurements you want....top step is 19 inches from the ground, bottom step is 10 inches from the ground. The width of the legs when it is open is 22 inches. Each step is about 15 inches by 10 inches. I got it as a chair for my grandson to sit at the table, it works pretty well for that, would be better if the top step were a little higher, but it is ok. Very stable and it has a locking mechanism so it won't fold up unexpectedly or pinch his fingers.
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The Diameter of the circle from the top or the portion touching the floor, once in place is 32 inches (actual floor contact) - The length of chair portion (set up) is 5 feet (60 inches) - The overall height is about 24 inches. I suspect that once you sitting in the chair it will be close to the 71 inches. I love the chair!