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Chair Parts
Chair Parts
Schools, colleges, and other educational institutions need a lot of gear to keep the school running smoothly. When people think of the most important pieces of equipment that schools need, the obvious candidates include tables, desks, storage, and chairs.
However, even these rely on the unsung heroes of hardware to ensure their safe and effective application. Many smaller (yet potentially more vital) hardware components often go overlooked, such as the leg protectors and the swivel glides on your chairs, and the various fasteners that hold your school together.
Fortunately, at Shiffler Equipment, we never overlook any aspect of facilities maintenance for our community’s schools. We offer a diverse catalog of the most popular brands in hardware, furniture parts, and accessories to ensure that you can keep the students and faculty focused on education.
What types of chair parts can I replace?
Common parts that can be replaced include chair legs, armrests, seat cushions, backrests, and casters.
Where can I find replacement chair parts?
You can find replacement chair parts at furniture stores, online retailers, or directly from the manufacturer of your chair.
How do I determine the correct size and style of replacement parts for my chair?
You can usually find the manufacturer and model number of your chair on a label or tag. With this information, you can contact the manufacturer or look up parts online to ensure you are ordering the correct size and style.
Do replacement chair parts come with instructions for installation?
Some replacement parts come with installation instructions, while others may require professional installation. It is best to check with the manufacturer or seller to see if installation instructions are included.
Can I paint or stain replacement chair parts to match my existing furniture?
Yes, many replacement parts are made from materials that can be painted or stained to match your existing furniture. Be sure to check the product description or contact the manufacturer for specific recommendations.