We have a flat, no "skirt" bar top. Do clamps get super tight to secure the seat from the child pushing off under wall preventing sliding of bcwards?
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We do have a wood, skirt table, and I thought they would clamp tightly enough to our table. Even after checking to make sure it was secure, it somehow still came off our table! I even reread the instructional brochure to make sure I didn't make an error in regards to use and my weight limit. I wouldn't take a chance!
1181330
Yes it sure will. The sides get very tight and fit all tables. I have used it on our bar, kitchen table and formal dinning table. Works great
1181331
Yes, we have a similar table with just a flat wood surface that would be perpendicular and the lower clamp would grab onto the underside of the table. It clamps on very tightly when applied and the baby would not be able to slide the seat backwards. The clamps are also made out of a rubbery substance that grips very tightly. We have also used this seat an many restaurants, including tables with table cloths, and it grips strong enough to keep the baby from pushing backwards. Its an awesome chair!
1181332
I recently ordered this chair. The clamps are made out of rubber type material with grippers. This design makes it clamp on very tight. Now, if you are going to leave the chair installed all the time which is what I do, you might want to check if it still hold every time you let your kid in (just as safety factor)
1181333
Yes. No skirt is necessary and it does clamp super tight. It's also non skid where it touches the table, so sliding backwards seems nearly impossible as long as it's installed correctly.
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Yes. It is important to make the clamps very tight. The chair must not be able to move at all.
1453728
You can adjust the top so it is not as tight. Losen the screws and it will slide up.
1640029
I do not clamp my bikes on the seat post. I clamp them on the top bar right up close to the seat post. I think it feels sturdier and it gets the bike up higher. I hope that helps?
111435
Maybe after some time of trying, but overall it's pretty tight and secure. We actually keep ours in a closet, so that would maybe be a good idea with little ones around just as an extra precaution. Hope that helps!
607000
I do recall having a problem with the two supports under the seat being a little out out of whack. All I did was bend them a tiny bit and they fit into the clamp though.
2194785
Yes, you would have to put a non- slip material under it to keep it from moving
1834638
yes, use a brace attaching the back to the wall. the top is a recessed well which would hide the brace.
518831
We are not using the top tether for our 4 year old in this car seat. The seat is very secure with only the seat belt installation.
441535
We have this stool and our toddle has jumped, dragged and shook it from all sides and it has held up. Even when it is collapsed against a wall she will pull it out in order to set it up to see what I am doing. The feet have never had to be tightened and we have owned if for over a year. Hope this helps
2100950
No, there is a leg in the middle of the bed that would prevent a trundle from sliding underneath
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I set mine up without straps by setting the front feet a little higher than the back so it naturally leans into the wall. But note, there are no children small enough to pull on it here and I loaded it from the bottom to the top to control the center of gravity.
364062
No - put heavy felt or something under the clamp. It needs the clamp to hold it in place.
55654
On the inside there is a plastic plate and a plastic screw extends from the plate and goes between the vertical slats of the crib. You secure it with a large plastic "nut" that is large enough to cover two vertical slats. It says it won't damage the crib, but if you screw it tight enough, you could leave pressure marks in wood. There's no way to secure it to the top bar of the crib. In theory, if your baby pulled down hard enough, it could slip down. I was worried about that, but my son hasn't shown any interest is pulling on the base.
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We also have a round stair post. It does secure on with the tension but if anyone runs into it or pushes too hard, it will slide off. It's the best one we found for our situation.
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Hi, Sorry for the delayed reply...What i can remember, The only thing you have to do is secure the top of the bar down. Hope that help.Thank you
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No , I would make sure you had some kind of safety belt attached as they ( babies ) are apt to wiggle ! My daughter was stable and reasoned with enough by the age of 2 but before that I would use a safety belt
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You'd need a super low table for this chair not to be able to be pushed mostly under; with our table there is a piece of wood under the table top that prevents most of these boosters from going all the way under but this one goes 3/4 of the way which is plenty - our child can go right up to the table in this seat. There really is no gap even though it doesn't slide fully under - the arm rests slope so it's pushed pretty far under before it stops. Hope this helps.