Hello, I'm buying there natural-finish wooden feet for two Fenway seats. If you think the wider feet would be better, please send those. AND HARDWARE AND INSTRUCTIONS!! Also, my seats have some kind of metal arm-thingies kind of hanging on the side. Do you sell arm rests too? Thanks, I am so glad I found you -- our seats have been stuck to particle board for a couple of years now.
Hello Belle, glad you found us! We do include instructions with all orders (don't worry, attaching the wood feet is very easy).
The metal arms on the side of the seat are where the next seat in that row would have been. There are options (including attachable cupholders) for these arms, but we prefer to remove them and send the thru–bolt back into the seat, creating a nice end row seat. This is what they actually do int he stadiums to create aisle–end legs. And you can always reattach the leg later if you like (or just leave it as is). We also have instructions for this process (slightly trickier) if you'd like to remove the arm. Thanks again for your business, and happy holidays. Please let us know how it works out.
Hi Steve, we have package deals exclusively for fans who purchased seats through the Red Sox. I sent you the details, where you can find photos of how the fenway chairs look on either style. Thanks!
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The metal arms on the side of the seat are where the next seat in that row would have been. There are options (including attachable cupholders) for these arms, but we prefer to remove them and send the thru–bolt back into the seat, creating a nice end row seat. This is what they actually do int he stadiums to create aisle–end legs. And you can always reattach the leg later if you like (or just leave it as is). We also have instructions for this process (slightly trickier) if you'd like to remove the arm. Thanks again for your business, and happy holidays. Please let us know how it works out.
Thanks,
Steve
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