What is the best way to cut the foam to fit the chair seats?
78385
slotted carpet knife blade is thinner than utility blade or probably scissors will work on 2'' foam. Hope this helps
1589485
It's not intended to be cut from the factory. If you're wanting to take a risk and customize then here are my thoughts...I would not cut the top (with the axle where the shade rolls up), so that part will always be the stock width. I would say you can cut the shade material itself, along with the plastic at the bottom. You would basically end up with a shade that looks like this: \__/ Also, the material is a rubbery mesh, much like what you find on mesh style office chairs. It might start to fray if you cut it. Mine are stock and fray a bit anyways.
1518793
Not sure what kind of adhesive you are using - mine didn't come with any and yes the foam can be cut - I have done that with mine.
231582
Sure, it would be easy. Try wrapping tape around the foam for clean line when you cut. Are you looking for grips though? This is more for road bike type bars.
1643442
Those are just velcro straps. You can cut them or, like me, just stick them to the bottom of the seat. I must say that this furniture isn't as sturdy as it looks. Hope this answers your question.
2138468
don't see why not. Perhaps using a box cutter vs. scissors to cut. It would be good to layer on top of regular foam to add cushioning. Great idea ! :)
349263
The Seller cut it to size for me. My shape is a simple rectangle. After a week of waiting for the foam to reshape itself, it turn out to be an inch short. I didn't complain to the seller because it was a service they did for free. With a little adjustment I made it work fine. For your project I recommend cutting it yourself. The foam is quality foam.
298954
I used the high density foam on my dining chairs. They feel very firm, which I prefer. They have good support
411220
The seat is 2 pieces and is probably not wide enough to do such comfortably. Probably better off having a lumber cut to your desired length at your local hardware store...more cost effective
415717
I bought a piece of 3\4 in plywood and diilled holed to fit both swivel and chair, attached the ply to the swivel and then attached the chair to the ply ,on top. Be carful to center the chair on the ply and the ply on the swivel. Works great.
1082918
You do not need to start cutting at the edge of the foam. Remove the foot plate and start at the center. You may want to use a knife to make the starter hole to insert the Foam Cutter.
1656347
I went to lowes and got the precut small packs of wood wedges for door frame shimming. Tapped a few under each side. Trimmed them with a knife. Was rock solid when I was done. Hope this helps!
62556
It's fairly simple foam, you'd definitely be able to take shears to it to cut it down.
1580761
Best if used on a stationary outdoor chair or for interior maybe sew ties on each corner?
1384371
I would agree with other comment. By itself it would take up a lot of space but trimming it or having a place that sells foam trim it would work. You could also have one cut at a Macs or somewhere that sells it. Good luck! We love this product for our toddlers!
113911
Once you rip the squares out it would be very difficult to place them back. You may be able to order a whole new foam incert once you modify.
1926329
The seats are adjustable, but I don't believe they can be cut without major modification.