could this be used for a power chair just to get in/out of an apartment?
369123
yes, it should be strong enough. it's solid rubber...perfect for our one step up from the garage. But it does have a strong rubber odor. And it has deep ridges so not sure if that would be a problem with the power chair.
602775
Yes, you can use it for your office chair. They sell straps for it, or they sell one with straps. You may have to look at their website to find out more.
652839
Absolutely. Just be careful. It is small enough to easily maneuver. The only downside is that it is NOT cordless, so that can be annoying at times (but it also helps with always having enough power).
2122806
Yes it probably would unless it's a covered patio. It's light and easy to move so maybe you can bring it inside when you're done working out.
1593308
Yes, I currently use it for the purpose of a chair instead of a computer chair. But I would keep your current office chair handy for the first few days until you are comfortable sitting in it all the time. I never use my computer chair anymore and sit on this all day, feels great.
1720129
Would work for sure, but size and weight are not suitable for travel. This is more something you would take if you were going to be living there for a while.
2260482
We used this for a bed rail and it works well. The clamp is very versatile and appears to go in the bracket either way. If you have a round tube that is within reach it would work. Also, you'd have to be careful mounting out on the side of your chair because of doorways. We bought a different style for the power chair.
519137
I haven't used it in an office chair, but if it works just half as well as it does in a wheelchair it would be money well spent.
1806808
No. Thats not what they meant by portable. It plugs into a standard AC outlet. They just meant you can carry it around from chair to chair.
583266
It would be possible but not sure how comfortable. The arms on the chair would need to be flat. You might need someone to take it from you when you want to get up. Hope this helps as I love mine.
1494436
Yes, should not be a problem, I moved and no longer needed mine so I gave it to a friend that is using it for the same purpose.
1908988
Depends on the design of your chair. But i wouldn't recommend it. I had the same idea, but realized there is a problem. A wired mouse would crash to the floor when you move the chair. A wireless would be better, but still a risk.
165337
Kelly-the rollato walkerr might work, but I don't think it is recommended to do this. Have you looked into transport chairs?
314463
I would think not. It's designed to be used in a closed space (where it works well)
230721
I wouldn't, the chair, including the stand is pretty low I used mine for that for a while and it just wasn't worth it. It's more designed for a tv or hooking it up to a console system.
404574
I don't think that would work. It is your full weight that is needed to get it going...maybe a pedal machine for under a desk.
303499
I believe it can. I store my power wheel chair which is a couple hundred pounds plus other items.