How to Convert a Rolling Chair to a Stationary Chair

How to Convert a Rolling Chair to a Stationary Chair
Written By
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Frank Martin
Published: Sep 16, 2010
Updated: Nov 20, 2021
1 minute read
  1. Place the chair on its back so that the wheels are off the floor and facing you.

  2. Remove alll wheels. Depending on the chair, this can by done in two different ways. Hold the chair tightly and simply pull the wheels out of the legs/base of the chair. If wheels are held in place with bolts, turn the bolts counter-clockwise until the wheel is released.

  3. Glue on protective padding to the chair legs. You can get pre-cut felt, cork or rubber pads or get a sheet and cut it to size. The padding will protect the floor from damage.

Things You Will Need

  • Spanner/wrench
  • Screwdriver

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