Can I use this without the tray - using our table as a tray? She 14mths and petite. Do you think it's high enough?
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It will depend on your table/chair and your daughter's height, but the seat will raise your little one about 3.25 inches. You could test it by using a book of similar thickness.
1718570
The tray does not fit under my table. But the tray is about the level of the table so it feels like an extension of the table, which makes it seem like the baby is sitting with the family. I think if it was low enough to fit under, the baby would be sitting too low for that.
2282743
I haven't tried it. It has a prop in the back which is sturdy but it probably needs a flat surface. Would recommend a table tray underneath. It might be heavy after a while since the solid wood is pretty thick.
1520241
We have the chair set at the highest position and the tray is a couple of inches about our dining table. Hope this helps.
269208
Not really. We have a pub table and at the chair's highest setting, our 16-month old can reach the top of the table, but really has to reach to comfortably eat. It's not too bad though, and a taller toddler might have an easier time reaching his/her food.
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I have an avid imagination...I would say YES SHE CAN! But, it won't be as easy as for me to walk over to it and "step". I can see putting it under a table that she is seated at and can steady herself on with the stepper underneath her. It seems like the portable pedaling gizmo would be better for her.
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I considered this, but the structural integrity of the desk would be compromised beyond use. The bottom tray serves to keep the feet aligned with the top and make sure any weight placed on the top is properly distributed through the frame to the feet. I am sure that one could cut a notch out of the bottom tray, if not too deep, and still have the bottom serve its purpose. I hope this helps!
227478
This will work for you! my mother was shorter than 5'....just don't try to put it together, have someone else do it!
1601749
Yes, but the legs don't stay in place. I would not choose this tray for this reason alone.
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Unfortunately, I don't even have a table at this time...I've moved here not long ago. My daughter has the same chair that she had purchased long before me and she loves it as well. There are straps for the lap and if you take the tray out, a child will still be somewhat strapped in but not as secured as if the tray was in place. If the tray were out, I would think that you could put it up to the table. The chair is not overly fluffy as most of the expensive ones that I don't care for. I think that this chair is so simple and the child won't be sitting in there for hours as a lazy-boy, we love it and couldn't understand why one would spend over $100 for a highchair. Hope this helps. Unfortunately, I don't even have a table at this time...I've moved here not long ago. My daughter has the same chair that she had purchased long before me and she loves it as well. There are straps for the lap and if you take the tray out, a child will still be somewhat strapped in but not as secured as if the tray was in place. If the tray were out, I would think that you could put it up to the table. The chair is not overly fluffy as most of the expensive ones that I don't care for. I think that this chair is so simple and the child won't be sitting in there for hours as a lazy-boy, we... » Read More Unfortunately, I don't even have a table at this time...I've moved here not long ago. My daughter has the same chair that she had purchased long before me and she loves it as well. There are straps for the lap and if you take the tray out, a child will still be somewhat strapped in but not as secured as if the tray was in place. If the tray were out, I would think that you could put it up to the table. The chair is not overly fluffy as most of the expensive ones that I don't care for. I think that this chair is so simple and the child won't be sitting in there for hours as a lazy-boy, we love it and couldn't understand why one would spend over $100 for a highchair. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I wish I could give you a good answer but we have not used a tray. The chair is used by my 3 year old G'Son by sliding it directly up to the table. Works very good! Very good product .
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Should not be a problem. The mounting hardware will let you set the tray at two different heights. Even the high setting ( Closest to bottom of countertop ) should leave you more than enough clearance.
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I would say yes it is too small. It's not very high. Unless she is very petite. It's very nice though.
908241
I would say no to a high chair, also it is very unstable when using the steps. The chair alone seems stable enough, so I say it depends on the age and how active the child is. Personally I would not recommend it.
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The tray is 14 and a half inches wide. The legs that connect to the bottom if the table are 14 inches wide. We live this chair. We take it everywhere. Enjoy
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You should be able to build it without the tray; you'd just have to skip the last few steps. There are two rods that go under the seat that extend to make hte tray and then you add 3 boards. I don't think you'd have to saw anything off.
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I bought the seat for my grandson but based on what I see my daughter doing it probably would be fine for small plates as it does have a tray. My grandson loves the chair so far.