Stokke Tripp Trapp Adjustable Wooden High Chair, 6 Months+ - Cashmere Grey Freeoffer

Key Features:

• Adjustable Seat And Footplate - Features adjustable seat and footplate positions to accommodate your child as they grow.
• Grows With Your Child - Designed to adapt from childhood through adulthood with adjustable seating components.
• Family Table Seating - Designed to sit directly up to the dining table, bringing your child closer to family mealtimes.
• European Wood Construction - Crafted with European wood for the chair frame and components.
• Freedom Of Movement - Adjustable seat and footplate design allows positioning for natural movement while seated.
• Anti-Slip Leg Inserts - Includes anti-slip inserts on the chair legs for added stability.
• Adjustable Seating Design - Seat and footplate can be positioned according to the user's height and seating requirements.
• Peter Opsvik Design - Designed by Peter Opsvik and originally launched as a children's chair in 1972.

Product Description:

The Stokke Tripp Trapp Chair is an adjustable wooden chair designed to bring children closer to the family table. Its adjustable seat and footplate allow the chair to be positioned as your child grows, while the design provides freedom of movement during everyday seating and family mealtimes.

The chair can be used with the Tripp Trapp Newborn Set from birth and the Tripp Trapp Baby Set when your baby can sit unaided, with these accessories sold separately. The chair is crafted from European wood and supports up to 136 kg, allowing it to remain suitable through adulthood.

Specifications:

Brand - Stokke
Type - High Chair
Age - 6 Months+

Body Specifications:
Material - European Wood
Seat - Adjustable Seat
Footplate - Adjustable Footplate
Back Support - Curved Back Support
Legs - Anti-Slip Inserts

Technical Specifications:

Product Carrying Capacity - 136 kg
Product Dimensions - 49 x 46 x 79 cm

Items Included In The Package:

1 Chair Seat
2 Chair Legs
2 Back Supports
1 Footplate
1 Set Hardware
1 Set Of Anti-Slip Leg Inserts