Chair Seat Plate Tilt / Lock Mechanism 4" X 7.15" +/-

I've a Chromcraft office chair from 1998 that is not manufactured anymore and the tilt lock mechanism on the chair was worn out. For a few years, the chair felt unstable to sit on and the original tilt lock mechanism is not available anymore. I sent some pictures over to eChairParts and David called me to discuss in detail as to how this tilt mechanism could be used along with a piece of plywood attached to it. He sent me all the related parts (t-nuts, black cloth, washers etc.) to create the plywood base to fit the chair and the tilt lock mechanism. I appreciate David for all the pains he took to explain the process. I would have junked the chair if not for him offering his suggestions and expertise. I'm sitting on the chair with this tilt mechanism in place and writing this review. I would recommend this site to anyone that likes working and restoring chairs. Additionally, you get David's expertise and guidance free of charge. Much appreciated David!!!!

I had an older leather desk chair that had a broken seat plate that needed to be changed out. I knew right where to go for the part that I needed. I called eChairParts in Tracy, California and talked to David. Anytime you need a part for any of your office furniture, eChairParts is the place to call.

The biggest 5 star rating is the help I got from David when I ordered my chair parts. I'm a woodworker and made my own chairs. Dave walked me through the process of attaching the wood chair to the rolling mechanism. He spent about 40 minutes talking to me. I love talking to someone that knows their business. David was amazing. I would recommend this site not only for their products but for kind, expertise that David shared with me.