💺 Enerhu Stretch Armrest Cover: Premium Slipcover for Computer, Office, or Rotating Chairs in Pure Black Color Review

I got this because it was offered by Amazon along with my lovely velvet seat cover. I love my seat cover but this product seems pretty cheap. That. I mean, $8 ain't bad. Suitable, it's good. It looks good. However, I got this for my comfy office chair and it's not my favorite. If anyone has any suggestions for softer armrest covers they would be greatly appreciated. Again, they do the job, only the material used makes them a bit rough. It would be ideal if they used the same material for the…

I just installed these armrests on my office chair which have been peeling off the faux leather/vinyl for a while revealing the foam underneath. They easily pulled over the soft armrests once I unscrewed them from the chair's frame. Now the armrests look like new and the vinyl flakes don't stick to my hands and fall on the floor! The quality of the fabric is better than it looks in the picture. My chair is a True Designs executive chair that I bought at Sam's Club a few years ago. Its armrests…

ALWAYS be careful with one size fits all. These hand covers have worked well and are said to be effective. Due to the unusual plastic profile of my chair, the armrest pad may separate from the cover. To fix this I used velcro on the back with the soft felt facing up. This type of Velcro comes on a roll and is designed for cable management. I placed some slack near the front of the arm so I can grab the back of my head and use a safety pin to connect the sides at the bottom of the arm. Now the…

BUT - I would buy them again, together with the cover for my office chair it looks like a new chair! The "skin" peeled off and ripped into pieces, they solved this problem, covered the foam, looks amazing. I ended up sticking a straight T-pin into the end closest to the back of the chair to hold them in place, they are so long they just slide off. I can get an upholstery nail to hold them to the sides. They should have made them a bit wider, in fact one of the lids is wider than the other, but…

Purchased to replace cracked vinyl "leather" pads on the armrest of the Office Depot swivel office chair. The armrests of the chairs are 15 inches long, 3 inches wide and 1 inch thick. These cases fit very well. Rather than just slipping them over the existing upholstery, I recommend removing the chairs' armrests (easily by loosening 2 Allen screws). and stretch the fabric so that when reattaching, the fabric will pinch between the arm and the pad as it tightens again. As an extra precaution…

Great idea! My 10 year old office chair has a "like new" back and is really comfortable, but with "tipping" peeling on the padded armrests and seat, the chair looked worn. I decided to buy a new office chair. Bought an attractive and comfortable office chair in several office stores for more than a week without success; Finally found a cheap one at Revain. After I placed my Revain order I thought about maybe buying material to cover the soft faux leather peeling armrests and seat and selling or