Sometimes I rock, othertimes I like to be fixed upright. Does this chair have a tilt lock device that is easy to apply?
1738616
I wouldn't call it rocking, but the chair does indeed have a release for both the backrest and the seat. The release for the seat is basically so you can adjust the tilt level to your preferred angle and then immediately lock it back. The backrest release can be left open so it can lean all the way back to something approximating a 45 degree angle or float to the fully upright position. You can also lock the backrest to any predetermined point between fully upright position and the 45 degree point. If you need to rock keep looking elsewhere.
1738617
The "tilt-lock" feature is easy to use, however the lock part of it will fix the chair into a customizable position. This means if you like a certain degree in fixed seating, this chair won't "save" it per se, but you can just readjust it to your liking. It may be a tad tedious but it is definitely not a difficult thing to do.
1738618
Yes, it's very easy to lock it in place or unlock it as you wish. There is a lever underneath that you can reach while sitting.
1738619
Yup, there's a lever that can be set to 3 positions: a lotta tilt, a little tilt, and no tilt.
2059289
They could be adjusted up or down, but cannot really be moved right or left. The chair does tilt lock and the seat is adjustable back and forth.
152314
I suppose by adjusting back legs differently . the point is for ease of leaving chair . it is a gentle tilt barely noticed.
164265
No. However, it only takes a minimum ofupper body strength to load the chair, depending upon your disability. DO NOT buy the Tilt n Tote model. I have had the tilt locking mechanism come loose during travel and almost lost my chair. The rigid, non-tilting works fine.
1178968
No, it does not tilt but u can adjust the leves very easy. It is a very comfortable seat.
1629055
I have noticed a very very slight tilt. It's only noticeable if I pull my feet off the ground and lean the chair all the way back. If I do that it will start to spin very slowly. I figured that it was due to the fact that I lean it pretty heavy anyways and I am 6'4" and 350lbs, so not a little person. Other than that the padding and stitching and everything else is still in fantastic shape. I have only had it for 6 months but I spend probably 12+ hours a day in it.
815912
Yes on the right hand side of the chair there is a little pull handle that unlocks the tilt so it can tilt.
503644
You can lock the screen tilt action but it does not appear to me that the extension arm locks. Hope that helps!
716778
No it doesn't have a tilt mechanism. I had to move it around depending on the position of the sun.
1030929
Yes - the lever that controls the vertical (height) also locks/unlocks the tilt.
1630478
Yes there is a tilt. This unit is all metal and easy to install. I would highly recommend this unit.
201332
The only adjustment (on the right side) is to raise or lower it. If you stand up and push down on the lever, the chair will raise up. If you sit down and then push it, the chair will adjust to a lower position. There is no tilt adjustment. You can only adjust the tension for when you lean back in the chair. It doesn't change the position. I love the chair. I took a chance...I have an Aeron chair where everything is adjustable. However, the tilt on it breaks after a year or two. This one is a very affordable compromise and very attractive.
2092875
Yes, you can adjust it to tilt back or be upright, and there are various adjustments in between.
1931486
No. There is a set screw that you can tighten down to adjust the tension of the arm (angle) and there is a locking pin to keep it in the up position.
1588723
Ours had No tilt control. We had bought two and returned the one we had not assembled. Nice leather and good looking chair but not comfy at all.
571723
The chair can lock upright or tilt back maybe 15-20 degrees if you unlock the recline lever under the seat by pulling it outwards
443364
Manish, our chair came without a manual and put together backwards by the manufacturer. The tilt mechanism did not work initially because of this defect. Once we figured it out and were able to pull it all apart and put back together, the chair tilts correctly toward the back when leaning in the chair.