I have an application where the bar stool has a backrest. This adds an additional load to the swivel and I'm wondering if this can handle it?
1370867
The stools that I used this replacement base on also has a backrest.....no issues. Good product.
1370868
The one I got seems to be able to handle it. Bearings are on the tight side, so there is little to no wobble.
1370869
Our barstool has a backrest and the swivel is more than adequate to handle it. It's stronger now than it was before.
1370870
The ones I replaced are on counter stools with backs. I have had no problems.
1370871
The swivel seams very sturdy, I have 4 kids and they beat the tar out of everything. I don't think there will be a problem with the stools having a back, like I said they are very sturdy. I would make sure the size is right. If you get the right size they go on like butter. Oh yea I forgot, my stools have a backrest and the kids are always leaning back on the stools, I do it too. Bill
1370872
Out stools have back rests two. They are made in USA and have heavy duty bearing. We love them
1370873
These work very well. My bar stools have a back rest too. These are heavy gage metal, American made, easy to change from what I had. I would recommend these to anyone who needs to put new swivels on their bar stools.
1370874
I have five bars tools with backrests that I used these on...Not only have they performed flawlessly, the quality was significantly better than the original swivels.
2188672
Yes but it needs to be tightened down which limits swivel. I put a heavy TV on it and it works fine but I can't remove it the way I mounted it and wish I had tightened down the swivel all the way as I don't use that feature. If you want it to swivel probably not good for heavy tv
1853450
yes. Make sure its anchored in deep and into a stud though. The trim keeps it from sliding down and most of the weight , once you actually hang, is transferred into the rubber covered bar. If you move around or bounce though that trim becomes necessary. I'm about 280 and i can flop around on this thing. The holds twist and break long before the little piece of wood trim does.
223685
The hoist should lift the 450-lbs and suspend the load. It is doubtful whether you would be able to swivel the load with that amount of weight cantilevered on the arm. The swivel is accomplished without any kind of bearing or bearing material. It is simply a slightly smaller pipe inserted into the ID of slightly larger pipe size and binds easily.
1916451
No, the back will NOT flex or adjust. Creative Rewards Authorized Reseller for Eurotech Apollo Drafting Stool.
1863744
It would ruin the overall integrity of the chair. The back would become wobbly real quick I believe. I am not a certified structural engineer but I believe this would happenHope this helps
1082926
Yes depending on where you place the adjustable arms you can load some things from the rear...dead center there is a vertical brass bar that would prevent loading the center of the racks
979687
Yes, it swivels about 270 degree arch for me. Am sure if there is space behind our bar it will do a full spin.
1365143
I have a Calvary backrest and luggage rack, it works great. I can't say for the stock backrest though.
334825
It is my understanding that a turntable is different than a bar stool swivel. I think that a turntable, usd like a Lazy Susan, on table top is probably not made as sturdy as the bar tool swivel. Sure hope that this is helpful.
2243152
John if your asking about the universal back rest,it has height adjustment up and down your thrown post, plus some additional (3in) on the back rest itself. As for weight they didn"t give a spec for that, but i think it can handle alot. the throne is a separate entity. usually they give the specs for those. the universal back rest is a nice piece of hardware. I think it will fasten to most throwns. hope this helps...
1338153
I would think so, although I haven't measured it. I sit slightly higher than that on a bar stool when I'm using it for chords and lyrics in my solo act. Only thing I don't like is that I think it is heavier than it needs to be. While that makes it quite sturdy, it is also a bit of a pain to carry in and out and set up. Of course I also have a mic holder and also a small extra shelf mounted on mine too which makes it weigh even more.
943842
the unit does not come apart when lifted. I don't know if it is heavy duty enough for use as swivel for a chair.
334824
that is a bar stool swivel, and it works great on my stools, lots cheaper than new stools
1636494
I have not tried it, but my instinct tells me may not be a good idea. I am sure that weight has a lot to do with it weigh 240 so momentum swings are going to cause a much greater possibility for the bar to move than someone weight much less. I hope this helps.
2203189
The ad states "Adjustable from 0Degree - 30Degree angles for maximum relaxation" but I did not find this to be true. I tried to get it to swivel a bit but was afraid I would break it if I used any more force, so I am reasonably sure it is not positional!
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If you have a light TV it should work. It will tilt back if pushed and has an adjustment to tighten the tightness of the swivel.