If your chair isn’t reclining as much as you’d like, don’t worry! Many Barber and All-Purpose Chairs have a gas shock system that controls the recline. You may be able to adjust it with a simple fix.
How to Adjust Your Chair’s Recline:
Follow these steps to see if your chair’s recline can be adjusted:
Lay the chair on its back – This gives you better access to the gas shock. (No need to worry—oil will NOT leak out!)
Find the gas shock – It should look similar to the one in the image below.
Check for black stoppers – Most gas shocks have at least one black stopper that limits how far the chair reclines. Some have more than one.
Remove a stopper (if needed) – If your chair doesn’t recline far enough, try removing one stopper at a time, leaving a minimum of one stopper in place.
Test the recline – Once you’ve removed a stopper, set the chair upright and test how far it reclines. If there’s only one stopper left, your chair is already at its maximum recline.
📌 Important: Be sure to keep any removed stoppers in case you want to reinstall them later!
Need More Help?
If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to reach out to our support team. We’re happy to help!
