Buy with Confidence
The Wooden Kids Chair from Keekaroo grows with your child, from age 3 years and up to a 250 lbs. Comfort Cushions add a soft cooshie seat to the sturdy Kids Chair. Completely adjustable to each child's needs, the wooden chair adjusts in height and depth of the seat and footplate allowing every child the perfect seating position. The Height Right Kids Chair is JPMA certified for use at the table or desk.
This Wooden Kids Chair with Comfort Cushions includes:
- Comfort Cushion Set, choose your color!
- 3-Point removable pelvic belt
High Chair Specifications:
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Weight of Chair
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14.5 lbs (6.6 kg)
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Overall Height
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33.5” (85 cm)
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Overall Width
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17.75” (45 cm)
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Overall Depth
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21.5” (54.6 cm)
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Tray Height (from floor)
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28.5” (72.4 cm)
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Tray Depth x Width
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7" x 18" (17.8 - 45.7 cm)
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Seat Plate Depth x Width
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9.5” x 16.5” (24.1 - 41.9 cm)
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Seat Plate Height Range (from floor)
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16” - 24” (40.6 - 60 cm)
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Foot Plate Depth x Width
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11.5” x 16.5” (29.2 x 41.9 cm)
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Foot Plate Height Range (from floor)
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4”- 21.25” (10 - 54 cm)
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Max User Weight
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250 lbs (113.4 kg)
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Comfort Cushions Specifications:
- Available in set of seat + back
- Latex Free, seamless material
- Soft-to-the-touch material for comfortable seating
- Peel-resistant and tear resistant
- Impermeable to fluids
- Easy to wipe clean
- Made in the USA
Users' Manual: Click here to download
Download Comfort Cushion Installation here
Warranty: 5 Year Warranty
Safety Information: Keekaroo is a Member of the Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association (JPMA), and the Keekaroo Height Right Wooden Highchair is test certified to the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) standard F 404-07, Standard Consumer Safety Specification for High Chairs. When using a Tray, the Infant Insert is required.
Cleaning: Wipe with mild soap and warm water.
Counter Height: Because counters and tables may be different in height, please note that the highest seat plate measurement is 24.5". Please measure your counter.
