Can you remove the tray and pull this chair up to the table?
2079581
It's at my daughter's house but if I recall the height I think it can slide to a table. It has a buckle strap so if the tray is not on, it holds them in place.
2079582
The arms stick out pretty far, and the seat is quite high, so I'd say generally no. I guess it depends a little on the table, though.
2079583
The tray is removable, but as a grandmother w/ long-distance family, I only had the kids here for one event and didn't personally try it with that use in mind.
2079584
You can pull it up to the table,but, it does not go under most tables. My grandson kicked the table one time in the a high chair and went backwards and hit the back of his head on a hard tile floor. He was ok after trip to the hospital, but I would not put the chair up to the table again. Hope this helps. AC
1718572
Once you remove the tray, the chair will need to clear 28 in. The legs stick out a bit, too.
527016
The tray is useable off the edge of the desk surface. I do that b/c I have a severe lack of space.
2242554
No the tray is not removable , it's molded into the drawer. and you can put a lap top in it but to open your lap top you would have to take it out of the drawer.
23636
Yes, this is a very nice chair, and the tray table is very strudy. a real value!
510998
To remove the whole tray you need two hands, one on each side of the tray. We got the high chair when she was 14 months old (we are grandparents) and left the tray in place and slid her into the seat. I hope this answers your question.
637656
When you take the tray off, there is a smaller tray attached underneath permanently to the seat. It fits under my countertop, depending how tall your table is this could work for that!
1904364
Yes. There are 8 screws under the chair that can be removed to remove the arms. Also the arms can go down very low. So if they are in the way you may not have to remove them.
588357
Yes. In the assembly simply don't attach the rods at the bottom that angle up and hold the tray. If you find the chair is not stable without them simply use a hack saw to cut through the vertical section and attach the horizontal section as a stabilizer. We are very happy with these chairs.
967962
Yes. The bottom tray with cage attached is easily lifted from the base and can be put on a table or other surface.
2166598
Yes. You just pull the middle of the seat up and bring it together. It is a great chair.
714202
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.
2229749
Nope!! Doesn't work at ours...chair is too high and large to be pulled up. Good idea though.
52714
Yes & No. The trays are attached to the wooden support legs by sliding into place. There are holes in the trays that, when pushed up or down over screws, allow you to remove the trays.
1650544
Yes it comes off very easy and can attach to the arms of the chair to use as a tray to eat or play on.
1841503
I wish I could give you a good answer but we have not used a tray. The chair is used by my 3 year old G'Son by sliding it directly up to the table. Works very good! Very good product .
1601749
Yes, but the legs don't stay in place. I would not choose this tray for this reason alone.