arm part of a chair that you rest your arm on when you are sitting in itarmchair a large comfortable chair with parts for you to rest your arms on. It is often part of a set of chairs called a suite that also includes a sofa (=a long chair for two or three people).armrest the part of a seat on which you rest your armback the part of a chair that you lean on when you are sitting on itbackrest the part of a piece of furniture that supports your backchair a piece of furniture for one person to sit on, with a back, legs, and sometimes two armschaise American a chaise longuechaise longue a chair with an arm on only one side and a long seat on which you can sit with your legs stretched outchesterfield a large sofa, often covered with leathercommode a seat with a container below it, used as a toiletcouch a long low comfortable seat that two or three people can sit ondavenport American a large and comfortable sofa (=long chair for two or three people), especially one that can be made into a beddivan a long comfortable seat with no back or arms for two or more peopleeasy chair a large comfortable chairheadrest the top part of a chair or car seat that you lean your head againsthigh chair a tall chair that very young children sit in to eathowdah Indian English a large seat on an elephant’s back
, usually one with a cloth rooflitter a seat or bed made from cloth with long poles, in which an important person or dead body was carried in the pastloveseat a small comfortable seat for two peopleottoman a large seat shaped like a box, with a space below for storing thingspew a long wooden seat in a churchrocker one of the curved pieces on the bottom of a rocking chair that allow the chair to move backwards and forwardsrocker American a rocking chairrocking chair a chair that has two curved pieces under it, so that when someone sits on it they can move it backwards and forwardsseat something you can sit onseat the part of a chair that you sit onseating the seats in a public place such as a cinema or on a bus, train etcseating the way in which seats are arranged or who will sit in them, especially at a formal occasionseat pitch the distance between the front edge of a seat and the front edge of the seat in front, for example on a planesedan chair a covered seat on two long poles that was used in the past for carrying an important person aroundsettee British a long soft comfortable chair for two or three peoplesettle a long wooden chair for two or three people that usually has a container under the seat for keeping things
insofa a large, soft, comfortable seat with arms and a back that two or three people can sit onstool a seat that has legs but no support for your back or armsswivel chair a chair, especially in an office, with a seat that can turn around in a circle without you having to move the legsthree-piece suite a set of two chairs and a sofa that match each otherthrone a special chair that a king or queen sits ontray table a small table that folds down from the back of the seat in front of you in a plane or traintwo-seater a vehicle or piece of furniture with seats for only two peopleupholstery cloth or leather that is used for covering chairs and sofaswindow seat a seat under a window in a housewing chair a comfortable chair with a high back that has pieces pointing forward at the top cornersCrandall Office Furniture specializes in refurbishing high quality office chairs and providing office chair replacement parts, such as casters, gas cylinders, arm pads, and more for Steelcase, Herman Miller, Haworth, Hon, and other office chair manufacturers.
We manufacture our own replacement parts and use only the best materials & fabrics available. Our main focus has always been quality and affordability. Find Office Chair Replacement Parts Herman Miller and Steelcase Chair Parts Save Money with Remanufactured Office Chairs Have Your Chairs Repaired or Refurbished Replace Chair Arm Pads, Gas Cylinders, & Casters Lowest Product Prices in Office Furniture Industry Quick and Easy Online Ordering - Buy Today! Select Your Chair to Find Your Product Use our new website tool to select your office chair and find out which chair parts are compatible with your chair. Herman Mililer Aeron Arm Pads Our Aeron arm pads fit all Herman Miller Aeron chairs. These are made in the USA and exclusive to Crandall Office Furniture Using repurposed office furnishings has the potential to influence up to 15 Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification points in three categories.
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Spread newspapers on floor to prevent greasy falling parts from causing stains With a screw driver or needle nose pliers, lift up the holding clip upper portion only from the piston rod tip Withdraw the base while pulling and turning. The base will easily remove from the gas cylinder most likely pulling with it (hidden inside) the 2 washers and ball bearing. Set these parts aside to be reinstalled with the replacement base. There should be 4 small parts. If not, look inside the withdrawn column for the remaining part(s) where usually you will find a washer at the bottom. Installation and bearing kit information A replacement Gas Cylinder cannot be measured properly unless the base has first been removed. To install or replace a base, first replace the rubber cushion onto the piston rod, pushing it as far up as it will go. Then the large washer, then a lightly greased bearing and lastly, the other large washer. Wipe off greasy hands on the gas cylinder body.
Now, slip the base with hub column up onto the gas cylinder. The remaining small washer and clip are then lastly installed onto the protruding piston rod end at the outside bottom of the hub column. These six small parts can all be easily replaced using our very low cost bearing kit #108 with printed schematic. Abacus uncommonly includes a new column (AKA standpipe) with a new replacement base. We recommend you use this new column. This is especially important if your chair has a lot of milage on it, as the plastic part inside the the steel column near the top supporting the gas cylinder is may be worn or perhaps cracked, loose or broken. All of which will cause your chair to annoyingly rock and wobble while in use. To remove the column which often appears that it does not remove, read this. A standard size Gas lift Cylinder diameter is 1.102". For quick reference, it is a little over 1 1/16" and a little less than 1 1/8". These will not fit chair manufacturers, Haworth, Vecta and Knoll whose cylinder diameter is closer to 3/4".
Standard size will not fit Haworth, Vecta, Knoll, Steelcase & some Herman Miller having cylinder diameters close to 3/4". These exceptions are available only through special order. There are 2 methods (Click on image method wanted) Plumbers Pipe wrench-Longer is easier CUSTOMER SUPPLIED Lift-Off® cylinder removal tool Information and $6.50 RENTAL Installing a Gas Cylinder is accomplished by simply hand inserting the Taper (releaser button) end of the Cylinder into the mechanism. Install small parts of Bearing (kit #108) per schematic, lightly greasing the bearing. Wipe off greasy hands on the cylinder and install base. Turn the chair over into it's normal use position. Sitting on chair once or twice is enough to make the tapered joints fit unimaginably tight. Click photo to see cylinder selection Gas Cylinder Removal...and more Gas height adjustment chairs (are those chairs having a lever under the seat) View all Gas bases Back to Gas cylinders
Virtually all columns in 5 star (leg) office chair gas bases are removable. Rarely is a 4 star (leg) column removable. When replacing a column in a gas office swivel base for replacement, the column diameter must be the same as the replacement. The diameter is measured midway at it's overall length (height). It will be either 1 3/4" (45mm) or 2" (50mm). No others are available. After removing the base, squirt a shot or two of WD 40 at the underside of the base where the Column protrudes out the bottom. Aim where the Column and Base meet. Turn Base over and repeat at the topside of the Base and Column. The WD 40 must run down entering the tight fitting tapered joint to facilitate removal. Encourage this by sharply striking the side of the Column from 4 directions using a short length of 2" x 4" (14" to 18" will do very nicely) or a steel hammer. The idea is to "Shock" the Column setting up a vibration which will permit the WD 40 to run into the joint. Set the Base and Column aside for 5-10 minutes to permit the fluid to penetrate into the joint.
Then, with Base and Column underside facing you and using a steel hammer, strike out the protruding column with medium/hard blows. It may take several blows before it removes. Do not use a mallet! Nine out of ten columns can be removed in this manner...sooner or later. If you have a Ten, purchase a new Base with included Column. It is highly recommended to replace the Style #108 Bearing Kit (each kit includes a schematic) whenever removing the base, column or gas cylinder. A #108 kit if ordered separately does not meet our required $20.00 minimum merchandise purchase. The Column does not require any special installation into the Base. Simply inserting the Column into the tapered center base hole is adequate as the weight of the chair and normal sitting will seat the Column taper very tightly after only a single use or two. Do not use any tools to seat it toghtly. Office chair parts - Couch Legs - Eames/Plycraft - Kitchen Tilters - Furniture Glides - Castors - Grommets - Bar stool Swivels