Can you use on a padded chair?
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Yes, we are using on dining room chairs ... Some are upholstered and some are wooden with pads. I do recommend you putting down a towel or cloth to protect the chair from food spills. Our grandson is 21 mo old so we do not buckle it to the chair when someone is nearby. Was perfect for our needs.
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You could probably use it on a padded chair if it is a relatively flat padded seat, otherwise the booster seat would not sit flat. This is a longer than average booster seat, so it fits best on a long, flat seat bed.
1611249
I don't think you be able to use a pad on the seat but my son has no complaints about the seat he loves it
1611250
Yes, it can be used on a padded chair. I ordered 2 of these. One for my house and one for my son's. He has padded chair's and it fit just fine. We love this product. The baby also loves it. She eat's better sitting at the table in this booster seat.
924532
I stuck it to the bottom of my rocking chair. It's sticky on one side and the other side is fabric padded.
1563678
Use the belt-like carrying strap to secure the cushion to the chair back. For the slippery sitting surface, try wrapping the cushion with a turkish towel. Tuck/wrap it around the cushion. Hope this helps.
2133636
I am not sure but I think you can. There is a screw at the bottom. It is a comfortable chair. Good luck.
1942005
I think i would use felt pads instead. These are about 2 inches square and have a place for a wheel. I don't think they would be practical for sliding dining chairs in and out.
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Yes! I use it on my deck lounge chair. Its great! Pivots to nearly any feasible angle. Took it to Husky stadium this weekend, several people asked about where to get one.
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I wouldnt. It is not really padded, it feels like a long strip made out of Jellies sandals plastic. It would cover a sharp corner, but not really pad anything. I'd go with something that is foam. Yes, foam is more unsightly....
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From the Suncast website I don't believe you can buy a padded seat but perhaps you can have a seat cushion made.
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I use mine sitting on my sofa with the pad against my back, and have never had a problem. I have not used it on a hard-back chair.
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Lynda, I use the Microsoft 4000 ergo keyboard that is 20 x 11 and there is no problem whatsoever. You can move your keyboard to whatever position you want. My chair has padded round arms, too, and I believe that they include enough adaptors for you to be able to install it on any chair. You should not have any issues.
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No, you cannot add additional padding "underneath" the seating upholstery because (1) the design of the chair does not permit it; (2) the chair would not be able to fold for storage or travel; (3) the chair may become damaged beyond repair; (4) the chair may become unsafe.
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Yes this is perfect for that application. The arms of my chair are a little wider than the tray but cushy enought to fit snugly. I Love this item.
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I use mine on a lazy boy recliner chair which works well for me. I've never used it on a dining chair or a sofa, but imagine it would work well with those too.
547712
I don't know. My chairs are microfiber. I wouldn't recomment them for a leather chair because that surface is smoother than the microfiber and it slides off the microfiber as soon as you sit on it, if you don't have it secured
1966641
I think you could. It is padded, this is an item that we loved, my grand-daughter did not want to lay on her tummy at all but with this she did.
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It depends on how thick is the chair. If it has no padding, then yes. People behind you might get ticked off. Also, the clamp is made of plastic and can break easily. Mine broke after 2 weeks of usage.
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I haven't tried in but I think it would not slip as it doesn't slip on my cushioned chairs. The material it is made with is not slippery at all.