Fill in seat?
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Blanche
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have a chair that goes lower in back of seat, any suggestions how I can safely made it even, so be easier to get up
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Hi Blanche, is this a kitchen or living room chair? I will attach for both, hope one of them helps you
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Hi Blanche, you can purchase a wedge-shaped piece of foam to help, or there's also ones available on this website. I have one of these for my car because of back issues. Hope this is a possible solution for your chair.
https://www.amazon.com/COMFYSURE-Car-Seat-Wedge-Pillow/dp/B01N4DFPU6
Could you trim the front legs shorter so it's angled
HI Blanche, are you able to remove the fabric from the seat at all? If so, you can either replace the foam that is on the chair or you can add some fibre filling to even out the seat (on top of the current foam).
If it's an upholstered chair, the springs may be shot. Put a piece of plywood under the cushion to keep it from sinking.
A combo of shortening the front legs and a foam wedge with the thicker part of the wedge up against the back of the chair.
Hello. We had this problem with our leather sofa.
We have worked on in the manner as follows.
Flipping the sofa (in our case its a separate module the sofa snaps together in two pieces) over you can remove the dust cloth staples to remove this cover and expose the sofas internal aspects. A piece of wood could be screwed in the structure to help support the cushion -preventing the sag. Then the dust cover needs to be reapplied with a staple gun. Hope this might help.
Would increasing the height of the chair help?
How to Increase the Height of an Existing Chairhttps://homeguides.sfgate.com/increase-height-existing-chair-63479.html
You can add a foam and depending what kind of chair it is you can upholster it over.
It is a chair with removable cushions but does lean on bottom to back , making it difficult to get up, thanks. Will read any suggestions as the chair and color fits in great.Thanks
Without first seeing a picture of you chair it is very hard to guess what style it is and how it may be structured. Please post a picture of your chair so that we can see what you have to work with. We will then be able to offer you some more specific suggestions on how you might be able to improve its support.
Hello Blanche,
Have the Chair foam replaced or add a cushion in the lower spot and another larger one on top. If the chair cushion is removeable, and has a zip that will help.