Do you think I could I use a set of these on one chair - one for the seat, the other for the back?
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Yes! In fact, I might order another set of four for the back of my chairs. They are thick though, so I don't think it would work if your chairs are "shallow". It would push you too far forward.
1619236
only if the chair is generous in size seat and back, this cushion is thick and substancial
1619237
I am not sure,but I don't see why you couldn't. They are nice cushions and have the ties you could use to hold the back up.
1619238
Humm ,never thought of doing that but I don't see why not,depending of course on the shape of your chair..
1619239
They are a bit bulky but if the chair has kind of a sloped or concave back It would work.
1619240
They are pretty thick. Would depend on the size of the chair. These are great quality, as an FYI,
1287622
I think it would work great for that. With all the straps on them you ought to be able to strap them to almost any chair. Be aware however that the straps are the weak point of these. I think it was over 4 years ago I installed a pair of these on a then new to me 2007 Honda CRV. I took them off about a year ago because they would no longer stay in place. My CRV is always out in the FL sun and the straps became brittle, stretched out, and non-elastic. I just got them out and looked at them. The sheepskin with padded backing is still in great shape with just a little matting and dirt on the drivers seat bottom area. However the straps are brittle and completely non elastic. Based on your thought I may try one on the office chair I'm now sitting in. These might also be well suited to a wheelchair or recliner. I still have the sheepskin wash mitts held on the center armrests of the CRV with Velcro straps wrapped around. Those were far cheaper than any official arm covers and matched these seat covers fairly well.
785525
Yes, but it doesn't seem practical to do so. The cushions are quite durable. I love the chairs.
534857
Any that you want, that's why it's called'infinite' position. It's not like the 3 position chairs, you can set the back and the feet independently, to any position you want. It's very nice!
2065335
Not positive but most chairs have interchangeable items. I used the footrest on a chair of different manufacture. I would try it!
313638
You could buy two sets and do that but it will be really bulky. I wouldn't recommend it.
2152274
Probably. They appeared to be thick enough and sturdy enough for an armchair that was "flopped" in a lot! It's hard to say since the bed is wider than the chair and therefore would need stronger support. I would probably give it a try since the return would be relatively easy. Good luck!
2049369
I would say you could try them anywhere....I haven't tried them on a recliner...do you really need your recliner higher? If yes, then they'll do the trick!!
434254
Yes you should be able to. The arm rests mount underneath the seat, so you wouldn't notice if they weren't there.
1593371
The company we purchased them from was very helpful with letting us know if they would fit the mobility chair I have. You could also call the company that makes your chair and ask them. Most of these companies are very helpful. Sorry I can't tell you more.
194127
Hi Chia, That is correct. If you want two sets (for a total of eight chairs) you should select two.
825066
No, the small end is not as wide as the chair cushions. However, you could pull one chair up to the wider side to use for one.
32669
Hey Kristie, they should work. My chairs have deep seats and I have plenty of extra for them.
1576251
sorry I cannot help you at all as I only purchased 1 chair, and I have no idea if one can stack them at all!
2182380
Yes, but you may need a slight modification. The top part has an elastic loop that slips over the headrest leaving about 2.5" at the bottom with no heat. Of course it would depend how high your seats are and how long of a loop they put on your particular set. If they are to short for you, just cut apart the elastic and add a section of elastic or something to lengthen the loop.They feel great on my back, heat up really quick and get much warmer than I was expecting. I can easily see using them as a heating pad, they feel wonderful. i just put seat covers over them.
2266401
It would NOT be safe to use these for chairs. These are designed for beds or desks which remain stationary.
1591768
unknown if they r made with different material, but as long as you have enough left over material to staple back on the seat backing you r good.