Replacement Office Chair Armrest Covers, Non-Slip Plastic

A curved profile that seats on the tube

Curved profile that seats on the tube

The inner clip channel is sized for 2.1-3.0cm round armrest tubes. The curve follows the forearm, so your arm rests on the cover itself instead of sliding toward the edge of the tube.

Textured grip that holds

The top surface has a fine pebble texture on matte black plastic. Your forearm grips it rather than skating across it, and the finish does not turn tacky the way old foam pads do.

Mounts with 12.7cm screw holes

Two underside holes sit 12.7cm apart. Standard screws pass through the cover and into the armrest frame, so the cover is fastened firmly instead of held by friction alone.

Fit specs you can check with a ruler

• 2.1-3.0cmRound armrest tube diameter the channel fits
• 12.7cmUnderside screw hole spacing
• 30cmOverall cover length along the arm
• 5cmWidest point of the cover across the top

Slide it on, align, and tighten

1. 1
   Measure the tube

   Confirm your armrest tube is 2.1-3.0cm in diameter and the mounting holes are 12.7cm apart.

2. 2
   Slide the channel on

   Line up the inner clip channel with the armrest tube and press the cover down until it sits flush.

3. 3
   Align the holes

   Check that the underside screw holes line up with the mounting points on the chair.

4. 4
   Fasten the screws

   Tighten each screw until snug, then stop. Check the fit and add a little more only if the cover moves.

The arm rest you stopped noticing

The damage you stopped noticing

Every workday your forearms land on the same spot. The pad cracks, the sticky patch spreads, and by mid-afternoon the bare tube is digging into your arm. You adjust your posture and ignore it, until the ache follows you home.

A cover that fits the tube you have

The cover is built around a 2.1-3.0cm round tube and a 12.7cm underside hole spacing. Measure your armrest, check that it falls in range, and you know the cover will seat. No new chair, no guessing, just a snug channel that slides onto the tube you already own.

Arms that rest easy again

Once it is screwed down, your forearm lands on a smooth, textured surface that does not slide or stick. The chair looks cared for again, and the repair cost you a screwdriver and an afternoon instead of a new chair.

Textured grip that will not slip

• Matte black plastic

  Rigid base that holds its curve under a forearm

• Pebble grip texture

  Fine surface pattern that keeps the forearm from sliding

• Inner clip channel

  Grips the 2.1-3.0cm armrest tube

• Underside screw holes

  Two mounting points spaced 12.7cm apart

Keep the grip clean

• Wipe with a damp cloth

  Mild soap and water is enough for everyday cleaning.

• Skip harsh solvents

  Strong solvents can dull the matte finish and wear down the texture.

• Check the screws

  Look at both screws every few weeks and tighten only if the cover moves.