Does this work on restaurant wooden high chairs?
2007502
It does its sorta big to take in plus a diaper bag so i dont use it much but yes it works
2007503
Yes it fits any high chair. The only things have found it doesn't fit are large shopping carts like target and costco.
1801190
I think so. Works great on smooth tile. The chairs really stay put. You can cut them to fit the legs with kitchen scissors.
2145447
I don't know about your chair but it worked perfectly for an Ikea office chair. The Ikea chair seemed to be different from the other US office chairs and the extra height when fully extended is fantastic. You can always return it since it's Amazon and it's much less expensive than a new chair.
1708101
I have no idea if the laces fit certain brand of chairs, but if your chair looks similar to the one pictured in the ad I think it would probably work. The laces were plenty long for ours. Hope this helps. Dot
2037957
Keep in mind that this is a cutting board product. That said, I tried it on an antique chair I have thinking wood is wood. It is an all wood chair. The final result was amazing. The chair came to life. It didn't change the color of the wood but it did give it a low grade rich shine. This is mineral oil with a wax for protection. I took a lot of time buffing the chair to make sure there was no "slickness" remaining. Again I stress that this is not the intended use of this product. I tested an area of the chair first because I didn't want to ruin my chair.
1564808
No, I'm afraid not. It's plastic, and isn't really shaped right for that. Sadly it doesn't work at all on wood either. Cheers
2082237
Yes. I have used this on finished dining set, old weathered wood, ceramic, metal, rock and bookcases, etc. This is the best stuff. Remember to follow directions. Less is better. Hope this helps. Always test.
939243
I use it on expensive leather furniture and it works fine. You can always try it on a small spot first, I guess, to see if it damages anything.
781571
The booster seat grips good on my wood dining chairs. I have a side chair that has upholstery on it. I tried the seat there and it did't seem to hold the grip too well.
1974528
I have used it over restaurant high chairs and it fits them fine its actually bigger than most of them so it hangs over.. I've never tried to use it on my daughters regualar highchair ..
2149144
would not work on a small wooden arm. i have it on a recliner and it works great.
1834419
Sadly I don't think it would work because after looking at the Stokke high chair pictures online -- I see their tray has a lip around the top. This Bambinos tray has to have a completely flat surface and also space for it to clip underneath it. Now, if you are using the high chair in question without the tray and just using the Bambinos tray on the table -- then it would depend on the table. The table can not have anything but a straight cliff edge from the top of the table view to the bottom. I hope this answer helps you out. Sincerely,Rachel
1122710
I have used it on sofa chairs and fabric car seats and have been very impressed. It's worth a try.
353382
Aleene's Leather glue works great on leather belts that have separated down the center. It is flexible when dry. I'm not sure how it would work on a chair since the patch would have to bear weight. I don't know how strong it is, but at $5, it's worth a try.
103970
Not sure. It works great on shower tile grout and boat seats and all boat equipment. I have never tried it on wood. If the wood has a good layer of paint or varnish, I don't see why it would not. I would certainly test it before I used it extensively though. I have used it and it is a very good product.
1631542
I used it on outdoor iron furniture. I don't know how it works with wood. Sorry.
642750
I checked a picture of the office star 5500 and it appears that it should work but I suggest you check the dimensions of the cylinder you have. If the replacement is a little longer it really shouldn't really matter, but the width is crucial. It may be that all the chairs have the same width cylinders. Not sure about that, though. The job will be much easier if you get a dead blow hammer. A large rubber mallet, which I used, should work but a regular hammer may damage the chair and might not generate the pushing force needed to unseat the cylinder. If I need to do this in the future, I will get a 4 lbs dead blow hammer. There are several Youtube videos on this project. I found this one to be most helpful: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uiDby4FouwQ. Good luck. Walt