Baby Relax Glider Rocker Chair
GLIDER ROCKER & OTTOMAN DA8847 / DA8847-DC
HARDWARE LIST
PARTS LIST
STEP 1
Attach back frame (B) to base (A) with bolts (2) and spring washers (3). Use Allen Key (5) to install the bolts.
NOTE: Do not fully tighten the bolts. Leaving them loose will facilitate assembly in the following step.
STEP 2:
Attach the right arm (FR) to the back frame (B) with bolt (1), spring washer (3), and barrel nut (4). Insert the barrel nut (4) into the hole underneath the armrest as per detail A. Insert the bolt (1) with spring washer (3) through the hole in the back frame (B) as per Detail A. Use Allen Key (5) to tighten the bolts. Attach the right arm (FR) to the base (A) with bolts (2) and spring washers (3). Use Allen key (5) to tighten bolts. Repeat this to attach the left arm (FL).
NOTE: Do not fully tighten the bolts until all bolts have been installed.
STEP 3
Attach the arm cushions (E) to the armrests by buttoning the buttons along the interior of the seat and on the sides. Attach the seat cushion (C) to the base (A). Attach back cushion (D) to back frame (B).
CAUTION: This unit is intended for use only with the products and/or maximum weights indicated. Use with other products and/or products heavier than the maximum weights indicated may result in instability or cause possible injury.
- DO NOT sit on the edge of the seat, armrests, or the backrest, as this could cause the chair to tip over.
- DO NOT use your chair and ottoman as a step stool.
- DO NOT leave children unattended on or beside the chair and ottoman.
- DO NOT use the ottoman as a seating surface.
That’s it! You’ve finished assembling your glider rocker & ottoman.
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Baby Relax Glider Rocker Chair-FAQ’s
What is a glider rocker chair?
A glider rocker chair moves smoothly back and forth (and sometimes side to side) on a fixed track, providing a gentle, soothing motion. Unlike traditional rocking chairs, gliders require less effort and offer a more controlled movement.
Why should I choose a glider over a rocking chair?
Smoother motion – Gliders move effortlessly without the jerky motion of rockers.
Space-saving – They require less clearance than rockers.
Versatility – Some models recline or swivel for added comfort.
Is a glider necessary for a nursery?
While not essential, a glider provides comfort for feeding, soothing, and bonding with your baby. Many parents find it helpful for late-night feedings and relaxation.
How does a glider chair work?
A glider operates on a stationary base with a suspension mechanism that allows it to move smoothly back and forth (and sometimes side to side).
Can I lock the glider in place?
Some models come with a locking mechanism to keep the chair stationary when needed. Check the product details to confirm.
How much space does a glider need?
Most gliders require about 2 feet of clearance behind and in front for smooth movement. Compact designs are available for smaller nurseries.
Are glider chairs good for posture and back support?
Yes! Many gliders feature ergonomic designs, lumbar support, and padded armrests to reduce strain during long feeding or rocking sessions.
Can I use a glider if I have back pain?
Yes, the gentle rocking motion can help relieve tension and improve circulation. Look for models with extra cushioning and reclining options.
What weight capacity do glider chairs support?
Most standard gliders hold up to 250-300 lbs, but always check the manufacturer’s specifications.