I need to replace the straps on a chair with a metal frame. I don't know how to fasten or secure them. Any ideas?
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this product either came with or we purchased a metal clip that slips into a groove on each side of the chair seat. It's a great product and worked perfectly - but I would go to the hardware store for a solution to glue or stitch or secure the fabric around a piece of metal.
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We found a U tube video that told how to replace them without removing the seats. I don't remember the name of the video, however it worked well. Sorry
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I bought them for a small bedroom chair. Honestly, I would think the bed would be more secure with some sort of metal attachment or frame. Best of luck.EH
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Run the straps through roof tarp and use (s) hooks to attach to frame. There are two holes at the end of each tube. Then tighten straps.
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Use the existing bolt/screw where the original belt connects to the chair. Holes on replacement beltwere larger so I used a washer to account for it.
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One set of straps on a back corner to secure it to a leg of the chair(s). I stacked 4 plastic Adirondack chairs and covered them all at once.
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ratcheting tie down straps typically have a metal hook at the ends of each strap. there are 4 holes if i remember correctly on the motorcycle carrier for these hooks. if you dont have the right kind of tie downs (i.e. ratcheting tie downs with metal hooks at the end of the strap) you cant secure these properly. go down to any walmart, kmart, Oriellys auto parts store and buy a set of straps for $20. thats the only answer.
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I would pick up the Hotronic Slide strap brackets. That puts the batteries on the side of your boots, rather than the back of them and prevents issues when you get on the chairlift.
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Yes. They are like a long bungee-cord material with a toggle on the end. I've re-laced two chairs and well worth the effort!
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Hi Jan, The stem and the wheel are all one unit permanently attached. It is usually the plastic part of the wheel that breaks but you need to pull the whole unit straight out of the bottom of the chair to put in the new unit. The old unit is in there tight and usually needs a strong pull to get it out. Depending on how your chair is set up it may help to use a strong flathead screwdriver to slip between the old wheel unit and the chair base to pry it out from the side. You can see the new unit has a little collar on the stem that catches inside the hole in the base. You just need to pry it enough to break that collar free from its place inside the hole. Once that is done it should come out fairly easy. I hope that helps. Good luck.
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try the original company or call wherever they sell the chair and see what kind of info you can get from them. we casn't do it ourselves..as it is s specisl kind of elastic. or google; elastics for chairs.
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I went to Lowe's and bought some self tapping "roofing" screws that have a hex head and a rubber washer built in. they worked perfectly on the chair frames I had that were stapled. Plus, you can reuse the hole for the next set.
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First put chair seat upside down on table, center chair frame over it and then using a large nail and hammer make a small indention in the wood where the self starting screws are supposed to go. (You can use a drill, but it is not necessary) Then attach the seat with the screws since they now have a starting hole. We like our chairs very much.
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The best thing is to get good anchors. I actually used the anchors for dogs. The type that screw into the ground and then I used nylon straps, the kind that's used to secure loads or to tie down motorcycles in pick up trucks.
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I use a strap with a ratcheting device that tightens it up, it has hooks on each end. You can get them at about any hardware store.
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Straps come attached to frame. Mount frame, then insert workstation into the two (loose) straps. Snug straps up as necessary. Easy install. I did it solo, a set of helping hands couldn't hurt.
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There are two adjustable straps. One behin the chair and one underneath. They keep the chair in place.