chairpartsonline 25.5" Replacement Ring Base w/Swivel for Recliner Chairs & Furniture, Includes Swivel - S5471

Easy to install. Built sturdy.

First of all, this chairpartsonline.com 25" swivel base is definitely a quality built product. One evidence of that is that the amount of drag in the swiveling mechanism is perfect — not too tight and not too loose. Second, a comment about installation: The manufacturer has done what it can to provide a relatively easy to install item (i.e. four rectangular carriage bolt holes in the swivel's top plate), so on that basis I gave it 5-stars for ease of installation. Since chairs come in a wide variety of chassis types, and for my chair it turned out that constructing a strong platform to which I could attach the swivel plate was very challenging. The chair had a chassis with numerous holes in it on each side —nice. I know that cross bars can be purchased to attach the swivel base to the chair's chassis, but given what I had to work with, I foresaw significant issues with that and decided on a custom solution. Part of the challenge was that I wanted to ensure that adding the swivel base would only raise the chair the minimum amount possible. I chose to recess the swivel base as much as possible up into the chassis while still allowing sufficient clearance between the chair's chassis and the swivel base. To mount the base, I obtained a 1.5" x 1.5" aluminum angle iron (got it on Amazon; M-D Building Products 58297 1-1/2-Inch by 1-1/2-Inch by 1/8-Inch by 72-Inch Angle Equal Leg Mill), then cut two pieces to the needed length and then drilled them out to match the holes in the chair's chassis. That step —matching with the existing chassis holes— seemed like it'd be a snap (just make a paper template, right?), but it turned out to be a bit of a time-consuming nightmare. Once that was finally done however, and once I had glued and screwed together some leftover plywood for the platform and had everything at exactly the right height, it all went together quickly —and attaching the swivel base was easy because of the provided carriage bolt holes. In the end, the swivel base added one inch to the height of the chair above the floor. Everything would have been easier if I had wanted to raise the chair more, but that was exactly what I didn't want. FWIW, I purchased the nuts and bolts, lock washers and super wide washers (for the plywood) at a local DIY supply store where I could see up close what I was getting.

I used this base to transform a stationary cigar chair to a rotating chair for movie nights.

I used it to swivel my lazy boy chair

I was hesitate since I thought they wouldn’t be big enough for our sofa chairs. About an hour long DIY project and they still work perfect (installed before last football season started). Perfect for games days and movies. Buy the cross bars also. I screws two 2x4’s across the chair frame. Then mounted the swivel. Easy.

Bought this to replace the one on our lazy boy recliner and it works great

Works like a charm...very happy with this

So I reached out to the manufacturer about our Baby Relax Recliner that is about 7 years old. They told me parts were no longer available (ironic since it's a universal part) so I decided to give this one a try. It's a perfect fit and appears to be constructed more solidly and with better welds than what was on the chair originally. It took 5 minutes to install and I'm basing this review on 5 minutes sitting in the chair, but my first impressions are that this is a solid buy to breath new life into a chair.