Replacement Plastic Insert for Kitchen and Dinette Chair Swivels - Fits 2-1/4" to 2-3/8" OD Review

Worked as advertised, solved my problem, I'm happy with the result, could have been a little more grease on the plastic part

This is exactly what we needed. The only issue we had was my husband put it in the wrong way around on March 1st. Very hard to hit so not fixed yet.

This item is used to replace the cushions in my swivel breakfast chairs. A tip: heat the seals before installation, they will become more flexible.

Seems hard to find. Bought 2, one as a spare. Seems to be holding up well. My dinner service is about 13 years old and the only reason I replaced it was because of a squeaking noise I was able to isolate from the plastic insert.

They go perfectly with our Douglas leather dining chairs. We had broken out 4 out of the 6 we have. They are used all the time as they are comfortable so I was very happy to find replacements which were a lot cheaper than buying new chairs (chairs are 16 years old btw).

The diameter of the chair is very important. There are different sizes. Luckily I checked and found the right diameter. Removing the old bushing required a large dowel (an old hammer handle) and a heavy hammer. Check YouTube for the procedure. It took a lot of work to get the old bushing out. And it took a few hits for the new bushing to kick in. Ten minutes of work and you're done.

Our kitchen swivel chair was wobbly and unstable. Someone could get hurt if we don't fix the problem. I took the chair to a furniture repair shop and was told that they could not completely fix the problem and we would need a new base. On the internet, the chair base was priced at over $200. Then my husband and I watched a video on how to fix a swivel chair. He removed the broken part from the base of the chair, handed it to me, I found the part online and ordered it. When it arrived my husband