It absolutely works for handles that don’t turn on each side. It’s about the angle of the chair creating leverage. It works by redirecting the force of opening the door down the back of the chair and into the floor, creating a wedge. It also kinda relies on having a carpet or rubber mat to create friction otherwise the legs will slide if not braced as well.
It absolutely works for handles that don’t turn on each side. It’s about the angle of the chair creating leverage. It works by redirecting the force of opening the door down the back of the chair and into the floor, creating a wedge. It also kinda relies on having a carpet or rubber mat to create friction otherwise the legs will slide if not braced as well.
The more you know!