How do I measure my Lazyboy Recliner to know which swivel base to order?
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It is not necessarily the base diameter, but the pattern and spacing of the bolts which must match
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You should measure the the actual frame of the chair itself. Let us know what that width is. Keep in mind if you are going to install this on a recliner you may have to add our rocker base assemble to all the recliner mech to attach to the swivel ring
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Measure the square base where the recliner sits on....some come with pre-holes in them for a aftermarket swivel....
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You measure the diameter of your circular base and order from that measurement.
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I measured the base of the chair. I just wanted the base not to be wider than the chair its self. Hope this helps.
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Put it on something!! lmao But I built a lazy susan for mine. My butt is a perfect 12 inches off the floor, and it can swivel side to side for easier embarkation for my computing pleasure.
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It has a lazy Susan type base. As for how much space for swiveling I usually leave about a 3-inch clearance on any one side.
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Ron, our recliner had the mounting screw. One option for you is to go to good will and buy a $20 recliner for the parts. We bought the handle for ours and it was the wrong size. Sorry I could not be more help. Jessie
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I did not keep this item as it was too wide for the chair I was using. However, you could ask someone at Amazon and speak with one of their customer assistance personnel. Joan
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I returned the recliner base because it was too low for the chair top. So I am unable to provide an assessment. Shelomo Wugalter
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I don't know if it will actually "fit" any chair in particular, what we did was attached a wooden brace to the chair that we wanted it on, then attached the swivel base to. If you find someone who's handy with basic wood working tools, they should be able to figure out the best way to attach it to the chair.
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Take that info to lowes or Home Depot and they can help you. I'm going to look for one that has soft flex to make it easy to move good luck
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Ummm can't find my measuring rape, bur regular chair width? they're not super narrow chairs or anything
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I used to 2 piece's of square tubing for each chair, 1" x 14". I thought I needed to make a mounting plate but this idea was much more simple. This was for my rocker recliner's that is now a swivel rocker recliner's. They both work great.
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Michael - I just looked a technical specs from another site and the base does not swivel. I had the same question. Swivel bases are ideal!
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I don't know about that. My TV is 32" and the base that sits on the swivel is 20". I probably would be afraid to go with a swivel that was more than a couple of more inches than that.
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it is only about 3-4 inchs high. It is just a ring with the swivel attached to the ring. Just be sure the holes match your old one. It worked fine and saved having to find another rocker, swivel recliner.
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I would measure the one you got with your mop, I ordered some and they were a little small and kept rolling off the base.
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The swivel you don't need a locm for it's the reclining you may need that feature for. There IS a knob on the side but I believe that's for the reclining feature. To me it doesn't do anything really.
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Graco SnugRide 30, model 1794305. Is this compatible with any other seats, or bases?
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The base is where the reclining action comes from and is designed to be a permanent part of the seat. If you would rather not have the reclining base, then the Safety 1st Guide 65 would be the option you are looking for, they are the same seat except the guide comes without the reclining base. I know another person said they did remove the base but I wouldn't mess with any part that is meant to be a permanent component of the seat as you can't be sure how that would effect the safety of the seat.