Came with harness. I could NOT get the clips to reach. Needed 3"+. Anyone else succeed? Perhaps harness chairs only (not include table)?
1326258
Got the clips to reach, just need to pull real hard and stretch the straps a little, not easy -- But if they were 3" shorter the harness would be too loose.
1326259
I actually threw the harness away. I not figure out how to use it, I decided I could live without it! The table folds up & has a handy handle and the chairs stack neatly in a closet.
1326260
I couldn't figure it out, even with Brad's instructions. I was going to throw it out but kept it because someone else in my family may be able to figure it out. I'm sure it's simple, but I'm not seeing it.
1326261
The harness works great! Just fold the table making sure the handle is out. Clip the folded table together with the attached clip. Lay chairs on top of the folded table. The harness fits over each end of this stack. The long center strap of the harness becomes a shoulder strap for carrying the entire set of table and chairs at once. The long center strap should be positioned directly above the folded table handle.
1326262
We made it work. Follow Brad's instructions. The straps should have been a little longer.
1326263
I don't recall the harness but have not used it. I'm sorry I can't be of any help on this.
1326264
could not get the clips to reach. nobody could. and the chairs were cheaply made
1326265
I finally got this to work, after lots of frustration and effort. The manufacturer should include an instructional diagram or photo with this harness so the buyer gets a good visual for how to use it. It is NOT intuitive when you first unwind the harness. Poor documentation from the manufacturer.
1746901
not sure about table. Spent some time trying to track down more chairs wihout success.
2076286
Not the table height. But the harness holder is and in fact can be removed. The Harness holder is completely portable and adjustable.
1987278
Carrie, I ended up returning the chairs twice because I kept receiving the chairs without arms. Best of luck to you.
2275917
With a hacksaw only. I was actually considering that if the table turned out to be too tall. Fortunately it wasn't necessary. No other height adjustment short of welding onto the legs.
927026
Emily, the chair would have fit my table perfectly if it were not for the fact my board underneath the table was 6" and I could not get the lower arm to clear it. So I was not able to even get the chair in place to actually see how the final fit would be. I love the style though.
1551298
Extenders do not come with the chair I had seen ones for sale. The ball is not attached so you could purchase a larger one which might be a better solution for you (I am only 5'2") so the original setting works for me.
2022675
The chair would have to have some form of a hole to hook the harness to. If not, you could potentially use the legs. I've found this harness extremely useful, my toddler NEVER sits still...!
157707
I did not have luck installing it on our chair. I may have done it wrong, but the bars on ours are wider than most.
1489879
Sorry I did get instructions, it would be hard to get together without them. I have looked and do not have them. Have you tried to contact the company? Good luck I really like my table and chairs.
94040
Would recommend you call the manufacturer or seller and tell them what you are trying to do and ask them. They were the wrong size for what we needed but they do work and are really easy to install (but we were trying to replace them, not install them from scratch). If you are trying to keep the folding table 'lifted' then it might be work but if you are just trying to brace legs to the table, then it may not be the right thing to use. Sorry I couldn't be more help. They work similar to struts/shocks on cars.
2252608
The one I purchased came with a round seat suspended on a rope. No harness of any kind. My kids are 9 & 10 yrs old and are fine without a harness. My total travel distance is about 60 feet. I do believe there are a bunch of harnesses on the market that can be clipped to this setup..
184947
didn't work out well for us..wife couldn't assist..couldn't get the sliding seat far enough under the butt at the chair or seat end to do any good..better bet is the "ultra slick" 37" transfer board with a slippy pillow case under butt..better option yet is if she can assist enough with legs is to use a gait belt & do stand & pivot transfers or swing pivot transfers keeping the chair as close as possible to car seat..hope that helps
1660664
I have regular chairs. I do have a bar stool whose height is 25 in. It will not fit under apron of table. Table apron is also 25 in.
1706069
IMO, you should have 3" for the legs under the table to be safely attached. The measurements I took on mine from the outside edge to the seat where it meets the table was 3". Hope this helps.
1478342
For the most part. We have found some table set-ups don't allow for the chair to safely secure to the table. Some tables have a horizontal "panel board" or apron, that is too wide for it to fit. Also, our son is a bit older and heavier now, but make sure the table outweighs your child (before you walk away). Otherwise, great product. We've used it a lot. Traveled with it a lot. I'd buy it again! Hope this helps!
1744261
there are no clips. I used two small bungee cords about 6 inches long from home depot. I ran the bungee cords around the loopsand attached down inside seat frame bracketry. worked great holding platform tight, to hold two golden retrievers.