Can you use on a helicopter base chair?
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I'm not sure. The legs cannot extend past a 27x27inch area on the base. So I gues you could measure the circumference of the helicopter area and if it is 27" or less it could work. However, don't hold me to that!
1097473
I guess you can but the height of the chair would drop about 2". Also you would want to put something on them to protect the wood of the legs. They're not made to go directly on the carpet or floor.
1619238
Humm ,never thought of doing that but I don't see why not,depending of course on the shape of your chair..
1490325
yes you can a rock with the chair. It was made to do that. However, it tends to walk its way across the floor if you do so aggressively. It is not made for use in a vehicle. Also, sound does need to be use for the vibration feature as far as I can tell.
1306146
As long as the bottom of the leg is no bigger than the slider, I don't know why not. These really work for me. I got so tired replacing the felt pads on the bottom of the chair leg. I replace these about every month.
788617
I would think so. It would depend if the chair is high. But if your feet are able to touch the ground. It would work.
2202303
Yes you can. I just tried it before I posted this response. The chair is great other than the seat padding. It wears down really fast, but other than that I'm satisfied! I am very picky about my office equipment, and being on a budget, this was a good find.
1174995
I don't think so. We no longer have the chair as it was unsafe for my husband to use with his very limited mobility.
560980
I am not sure. You could contact the Okin Company. Ours had to be hard wired into our older lift chair.
1075406
Not sure, since I don't have the gravity type chair. Very adequate for the adirondeck chair.
2118953
no you cannot use tap-on gliders on metal chairs with plastic/rubber tips.you can use glide tips to push onto metal chair legs or adhesive glides.
1123335
Oh yes. My wife uses it on hers. Her chair is a Quickie V121, and it has the swing-out right and left footplates rather than the type that flip up in the middle; the ENABLER base clamps to the frame of the footplate. If your chair has a flip-up footplate you will have to find some other place to attach it.
44261
Not really, unless you put it on a chair which is higher than the one you have it currently on.
1079078
In a word, no. You need a different product, I think. Mine I use to keep my bed from gliding. Put under the wheels, called castors, of my bed these do a reasonable job of making the bed stay put. They might work as you describe if you could modify the edges. With a file, one might bevel the edges so that the chair might glide. I couldn't guarantee any success with this idea. In my opinion, this product wouldn't slide on carpet unless you bevel the edges. If you modified the product in this way and it didn't work, I doubt you could then return them. If I were you, I'd ask someone in a furniture store if such a product exists for the application you describe. Good luck! In a word, no. You need a different product, I think. Mine I use to keep my bed from gliding. Put under the wheels, called castors, of my bed these do a reasonable job of making the bed stay put. They might work as you describe if you could modify the edges. With a file, one might bevel the edges so that the chair might glide. I couldn't guarantee any success with this idea. In my opinion, this product wouldn't slide on carpet unless you bevel the edges. If you modified the product in this way and it didn't work, I doubt you could then return them. If I were you, I'd ask someone in a... » Read More In a word, no. You need a different product, I think. Mine I use to keep my bed from gliding. Put under the wheels, called castors, of my bed these do a reasonable job of making the bed stay put. They might work as you describe if you could modify the edges. With a file, one might bevel the edges so that the chair might glide. I couldn't guarantee any success with this idea. In my opinion, this product wouldn't slide on carpet unless you bevel the edges. If you modified the product in this way and it didn't work, I doubt you could then return them. If I were you, I'd ask someone in a furniture store if such a product exists for the application you describe. Good luck! « Show Less
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Don't put them on Gaiam chair. It will break your chair. The gaiam chair can't handle the pressure.
1318607
No, a friend tried it and the chopper couldn't lift from the ground. Apparently, it's picky and requires the exact replacement unless you heavily modify the helicopter.
722593
You could add or remove a chain that connects the chair to the hook. The hook is what it is. You'd need chain to lower the chair or remive a chain to ale it higher.