can you nail into a childs chair with metal legs and hard plastic feet?
1499699
Almost certainly, it's not possible. As the photo shows, the pads are attached by hammering an open cylinder into the wood of the legs. I can't imagine that the walls of the cylinder are sharp enough to cut through plastic.
1889738
I have hardwood floors, the wheels are duel plastic type but I have my chair on a plastic floor mat because I think any wheels will wear enough to damage a floor be it hard wood or linoleum type floor .
133169
oh sorry our baby is not born yet and i dont try it bevor.But for sure there are not the plastic legs on this product.I will try it in 10 day's i hope .and for us was only important that we have a travel bed with a dipper station.And we have an extra swing chair them wecan use as a rocking seat.
542001
The feet have hard plastic "plugs" in the legs. You can buy rubber caps for the feet if concerned about scratching your floor. I use this wonderful step stool to assist my elderly mother into my SUV. The wide step and handle are very helpful in assisting her into my vehicle. I love that it folds for easy storage in my vehicle.
1649009
No, there is a floor board to push child wo hurting their feet. Floor board can be removed for independent movement.
1898
Plastic housing with metal plate that slides into shoe and of course metal contacts
43428
I would worry more about the weight of the child hanging off of a plastic table than about whether or not the chair will hook onto table. I'm sure it would work bit I'm not sure the plastic table will counterbalance the child.
728133
The feet are made of the same plastic as the chair and could possibly scratch a floor. I believe you could glue felt on if you would like
1894465
The foot pegs can be rotated 90 degrees so they are not in the way of the child's feet. Alternately, you could remove them so the stem is uncapped, which is cut metal and rather sharp. Best to just rotate the pegs so they are parallel to the frame.
1008874
Yes you could but the chair is made for a small child and is very uncomfortable after 10 min of sitting
1303267
The chair is very sturdy but it is definitely a child's chair. You would most definitely break it.
1424144
Just screwing on the legs to the body of the chair. Screwdriver is required for this.
714201
If you can't find the plastic part, you can use the wooden part without the plastic. It is more difficult to remove, but you will need to remove it to get your child in and out safely anyway. We quit using the plastic part as soon as our child became interested in removing it herself, because it snaps on very tightly to keep food out, and can pinch little fingers. The chair is designed to push under your table and can also be used without the tray, which you will not be using for the life of the chair but only for about 2 years. The original chair comes with parts that go on the sides to replace the brackets that hold the tray in. If you are buying used, be sure that you are getting these parts as well. If you can't find the plastic part, you can use the wooden part without the plastic. It is more difficult to remove, but you will need to remove it to get your child in and out safely anyway. We quit using the plastic part as soon as our child became interested in removing it herself, because it snaps on very tightly to keep food out, and can pinch little fingers. The chair is designed to push under your table and can also be used without the tray, which you will not be using for the life of the chair but only for about 2 years. The original chair comes with parts that go on the sides to... » Read More If you can't find the plastic part, you can use the wooden part without the plastic. It is more difficult to remove, but you will need to remove it to get your child in and out safely anyway. We quit using the plastic part as soon as our child became interested in removing it herself, because it snaps on very tightly to keep food out, and can pinch little fingers. The chair is designed to push under your table and can also be used without the tray, which you will not be using for the life of the chair but only for about 2 years. The original chair comes with parts that go on the sides to replace the brackets that hold the tray in. If you are buying used, be sure that you are getting these parts as well. « Show Less
456659
Not at all. They might need a little help getting in the chairs, but my Grandson was doing it on his own by 19 mos. with no problem. We got it for him for his 1st birthday. Very sturdy! It was even better than I expected.
773813
Since they nail into the bottom of the legs, it should work. One hint -- drill a pilot hole smaller in diameter than the nail. Then it will nail in easier.
1254277
They do have plastic tips. However, since we have wood floors, we bought rubber pads that just fit and glued them on. Be sure to use a good Super Glue--since they get moved around a lot, the pads can come off. Still love the chairs!
1512502
The feet are plastic and appear to be removable. Even if they are not truly removable, I'm sure (from the looks of it), you could just break them off with a screwdriver or chisel and sand the remaining plastic away since you won't be using that side anyway (it is not as smooth as the other side).