I ordered it and have it fully assembled but how can seat the back post? Do I need to turn the knob?
1621455
I had the same problem. Look down from the top of the chair into the hole the seat back should go into. You should see a clear oval passage (matches the shape of the back post). If that is partially blocked, the locking mechanism is misaligned. Look next at the ends of the locking mechanism -- both the knob end and the opposite end (plastic, D-shaped pieces on my chair) should be flush with or stick out a little bit from the square metal bracket. line up the D-shaped plastic pieces with the matching holes in the metal bracket and then tap the end that sticks out too far until things line up better. I had to loosen/tighten the knob to get things lined up properly before tapping into position (it need a pretty good whack to be honest). I ended up using a rubber mallet to persuade compliance! once the mechanism is aligned, you may need to loosen the knob to allow the back to slide in, then tighten and you should be good to go.
8103
fully assembled, just unfold the handle and tighten the knobs so the handle stays rigid
1388436
This was my issue. The spring is very right. You have to make sure you assembled it correctly with the dial in front. Then you should be able to just lean back, but mine won't. As I said the spring is too tight. I do not know how to contact the company and I can't remove the base to send it back. So i'm stuck.
756227
It requires some work. You need to take front cage off then place fan blade over the post then there is a cap that goes on but it is counter threaded so spin it op of a normal screw. If this doesn't work please email more
199970
You need to assemble it yourself...mine also came with some cosmetic issues, but nothing that would cause me to send it back.
1407264
hi Rodney my friend assembled the seat for me. All that I know is that its a little backwards. I think the parts are reversed if I remember correctly. I can give you a better answer tomorrow when my friend is here. It does go together but yes recall there was a trick to it. Id you send me an an email address I can also send you a pic of underneath my seat so you can see the setup. Bill
1988991
I put the seat where I wanted it, had my son hold it in place and put a skinny drill bit through the hole in the metal and drilled. Then changed the drill bit to a screw driver bit and put the screw in. I drilled up but you could probably turn it over and drill down.
772423
My husband used a small screw and washer to attach the knob to the lid. He took the knob and lid to Home Depot. They were very helpful.
1092858
Use existing screw for the bottom and it comes with self tapping screws. Turn front wheels makes it easier to install.
1579144
HI Allyson-frankly I haven't done much of that just because it is so comfortable for me sitting now. The knobs are within reach and it doesn't look like it will be difficult. I love the table, feels sturdy and is exactly what I needed. Im sorry Im not able to answer your specific question. Good Luck
1008314
There is a knob on each side that you need to loosen, then adjust the height and re-tighten the knobs. Not a real pain to do but not real quick either. My biggest complaint is that the bolt holes in the top did not line up with the frame. I had to drill some new holes to assemble it. If you're handy it will be a breeze.
1495330
My husband assembled it, don't think it was difficult, just takes a while. Just make sure you have all the right tools & you should be fine. I don't have instructions, if not I would pass them down to you. You won't be sorry if you buy this piece, looks great for the price!
1222015
There is a little insert on the knob, u have to push it in, while pushing the knob. It is hard. I installed 4 of them
193309
O.k. Thanks! I'll try that tonight. I saw that short knob and I keep messing with it, but nothing is happening. I think I'm not doing it right though so I'll try again and maybe get someone to help me. When I jiggle and pull the knobit, do I pull on the base of the machine at the same time? Just making sure I understand what to do here. Thanks again!
1464224
there was a threaded nut soldered into the base of mine. I just screwed the center post into it, put a drop of clear nail polish, and tightened it up. Mine works just fine. Hope this helped.
537543
There is an adjustment knob on the underside which allows you to change how close the back is to the seat. Unscrew the knob and the back comes off.
2086479
I'm trying to remeber, but it wasn't anything complicated. Maybe channel locks, vice grips or a wrench to help screwing it together. It was a really simple job. You could probably do it without tools, but what I've mentioned might help make it tighter. BTW, I bought the stools for their look. They're fine for a few minutes, maybe 15, but your butt will complain if you linger too long.