This item requires 14" depth under the tabletop I was so frustrated trying to find one critical bit of information: how deeply does the attachment mechanism go *under* the table? This is important for people who want to use the chair on a kitchen island that has an overhanging countertop, or for those with tables that have leg or folding or other things which block the depth to which this Chicco can go. I downloaded the brochures and googled everywhere to no avail. I then went to a store, took the item out of the box and measured it. It needs 14 inches. It's a good thing I measured it, because I only have 13" under the table. Chicco, you have to make this information more obvious! This item requires 14" depth under the tabletop I was so frustrated trying to find one critical bit of information: how deeply does the attachment mechanism go *under* the table? This is... » Read More This item requires 14" depth under the tabletop I was so frustrated trying to find one critical bit of information: how deeply does the attachment mechanism go *under* the table? This is important for people who want to use the chair on a kitchen island that has an overhanging countertop, or for those with tables that have leg or folding or other things which block the depth to which this Chicco can go. I downloaded the brochures and googled everywhere to no avail. I then went to a store, took the item out of the box and measured it. It needs 14 inches. It's a good thing I measured it, because I only have 13" under the table. Chicco, you have to make this information more obvious! « Show Less
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The maximum child weight for this chair is 37 pounds, from 6-36months. Also, the table top must be at least .75 inches thick and no more than 1.5 inches thick. You also shouldn't use it on a single leg table, folding tables, table extensions or glass tables.
1838736
I agree with you. Chicco measurements need to be included besides the overall HxWxD measurements. I've had trouble finding this information on any brand chair.
1838737
I also could not find anything that says the maximum child weight it holds ;(*
1838738
You can fit it on a table 12-13" deep, but there will be a gap between the table and where the child sits.
1838739
Is it recommended to use this on a glass table? if the glass is really really thick?
1048852
It's only 20 inches. Your chairs would not go under the table. I'm glad you thought of that. We love our table and chairs. We just got them last month.
1167572
i have a 4 yr old grandson he uses it.. but his little legs feel "tight" under the table. i think he has about outgrown it :)
597813
I agree with previous answer. I live in an apartment and this table fits perfect because the dining room is open to the living room and den. However I only use 6 chairs because when you use 8 all the chairs want push all the way up to the table. I currently have the two additional chairs sitting to the side by the living room window. I am currently looking for a small counter high pub table to use with the two chairs. This is a beautiful set, fun to sit at, the chairs are very comfortable.
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It's table height. The babyset seat attachment barely clears under the table (29" opening from floor to the bottom surface of the table top). I have to make sure kiddo's fingers are out of the way so they don't get pinched when pushing in the chair.
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I am a customer just like you. I know NOTHING about what you are trying to do and I am NOT equipped to answer YOUR questions about your personal purchases and application. Please direct your questions to the MANUFACTURER or SELLER, NOT to ME! This is at least the 5th time I have been sent these questions, and I am not liable for any wrong answers. This is a leg for a furniture product. It is easily figured out for your own use in your own home.
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25 and a quarter inches. Measured from floor to where the overhand on the tray is, three times, average as stated. You may want to take 25 as your measure since the overhang can be pronounced depending on setup. As an aside, I have enjoyed the desk thoroughly. Two things I'd be wary of- you will absolutely need a hydraulic chair that can go down LOW. 25 inches isn't a whole lot of room to fit your legs under with a chair beneath you. So pay attention to that when shopping for a companion chair. Second thing, don't expect to be able to fit your hands in the tray and type with the tray pushed in. There simply isn't enough room. My tray is always pulled out. Perhaps if you buy one of the super-slim roll flat kb's, and have smaller hands, it could work. Enjoy the desk!
984160
They do push in under the table but not "all the way". There's still maybe 6" between the table and the chair back when it's pushed under the table because the chair feet meet the round base of the table.
1706069
IMO, you should have 3" for the legs under the table to be safely attached. The measurements I took on mine from the outside edge to the seat where it meets the table was 3". Hope this helps.
561602
We no longer have this chair as my father in law passed away so I can't measure the depth. I can tell you that we purchased the chair due to a very narrow hallway that required a sharp left into the bathroom which had a narrow doorway. The chair would make the turn without any difficulty as long as the leg supports/foot rests were not extended. This was never an issue for us as around the house my father in law just preferred the chair without the foot rests. It was still a very tight turn that occasionally would require us to assist a bit but it had been completely impossible with his regular chair but was fine with this one. We no longer have this chair as my father in law passed away so I can't measure the depth. I can tell you that we purchased the chair due to a very narrow hallway that required a sharp left into the bathroom which had a narrow doorway. The chair would make the turn without any difficulty as long as the leg supports/foot rests were not extended. This was never an issue for us as around the house my father in law just preferred the chair without the foot rests. It was still a very tight turn that occasionally would require us to assist a bit but it had been completely impossible with his... » Read More We no longer have this chair as my father in law passed away so I can't measure the depth. I can tell you that we purchased the chair due to a very narrow hallway that required a sharp left into the bathroom which had a narrow doorway. The chair would make the turn without any difficulty as long as the leg supports/foot rests were not extended. This was never an issue for us as around the house my father in law just preferred the chair without the foot rests. It was still a very tight turn that occasionally would require us to assist a bit but it had been completely impossible with his regular chair but was fine with this one. « Show Less
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Hi again, actually this is already answered in the questions and answers about this table. Look right under the table's title, immediately below that is the star-rating for this product, then a reviews link, then to the right of that is a question and answer link. Two different people answer your question, as you'll see their measurements are different by a couple of inches. I'll still measure mine later today and let you know.
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The size of the table is 48" from one flat side to the other flat side in an octagon (8 players) configuration. I have tested it on a standard 33" or 34" card table and the flat sides of the poker table almost match the corners of the card table. This causes about a 6 inch overhang on each side of the card table. I am testing it with 6 people this weekend. I have no idea how it will work stability wise with either table. We may wind up playing on the floor or at one end of our rectangular dining room table. But if it works, it beats the heck out of a regulation poker table that costs in the thousands. It is too bad there is not a moderate cost poker table out there. The size of the table is 48" from one flat side to the other flat side in an octagon (8 players) configuration. I have tested it on a standard 33" or 34" card table and the flat sides of the poker table almost match the corners of the card table. This causes about a 6 inch overhang on each side of the card table. I am testing it with 6 people this weekend. I have no idea how it will work stability wise with either table. We may wind up playing on the floor or at one end of our rectangular dining room table. But if it works, it beats the heck out of a regulation poker table... » Read More The size of the table is 48" from one flat side to the other flat side in an octagon (8 players) configuration. I have tested it on a standard 33" or 34" card table and the flat sides of the poker table almost match the corners of the card table. This causes about a 6 inch overhang on each side of the card table. I am testing it with 6 people this weekend. I have no idea how it will work stability wise with either table. We may wind up playing on the floor or at one end of our rectangular dining room table. But if it works, it beats the heck out of a regulation poker table that costs in the thousands. It is too bad there is not a moderate cost poker table out there. « Show Less
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We have 24" barstools for under the table- it's counter height, so the 29" barstool is too high and doesn't give enough room for your legs. I am 6'1 and my husband is 6'3" and we're both really comfortable at this table. Our kids are tall, but their friends range from 4'8" to 6'0" and they are all comfortable with the 24" barstool as well. I hope that helps!
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From Product Details: Product Dimensions: 15.2 x 21.3 x 5.5 inches. I haven't measured our furniture, but I would say it needs to be 5" for Neato to go under it consistently and come out again; if the laser "sees" it (and the laser is about 4" high), it just avoids it - it has the capability to lift itself with its back wheels if it "thinks" it sees an obstacle, so just measuring how tall it is might not be the best way to judge what it can go under without a problem. They do mention on the Neato site that if you have upholstery that hangs down in the center of furniture (under a bed or couch , for example), that it might get stuck. Haven't experienced that, but I would note that it can't "see" things that are lower than the spinning laser, 4" or lower I would guess - it may bump them with the bumper or even try to go over them instead of mapping around them.
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The bottom is only about 2 1/2 inches high, so it should fit under your couch just fine. Also, my son uses his 17" Dell on this cart along with mouse and usually a wallet, drink, and snacks. LOL!! It's VERY sturdy and rolls smoothly... no jerky movements and it has a "lip" on the edge of the tilting part so you can adjust it and the computer won't fall off. It's REALLY nice! The only thing I think they should adjust is the height... it adjusts, but doesn't go as low as I would have made it. It works fine for my son, though. I like it so much, I'm planning on getting one for myself... unless Santa brings me one this year!! LOL!! The bottom is only about 2 1/2 inches high, so it should fit under your couch just fine. Also, my son uses his 17" Dell on this cart along with mouse and usually a wallet, drink, and snacks. LOL!! It's VERY sturdy and rolls smoothly... no jerky movements and it has a "lip" on the edge of the tilting part so you can adjust it and the computer won't fall off. It's REALLY nice! The only thing I think they should adjust is the height... it adjusts, but doesn't go as low as I would have made it. It works fine for my son, though. I like it so much, I'm planning on getting one for... » Read More The bottom is only about 2 1/2 inches high, so it should fit under your couch just fine. Also, my son uses his 17" Dell on this cart along with mouse and usually a wallet, drink, and snacks. LOL!! It's VERY sturdy and rolls smoothly... no jerky movements and it has a "lip" on the edge of the tilting part so you can adjust it and the computer won't fall off. It's REALLY nice! The only thing I think they should adjust is the height... it adjusts, but doesn't go as low as I would have made it. It works fine for my son, though. I like it so much, I'm planning on getting one for myself... unless Santa brings me one this year!! LOL!! « Show Less
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I left the wheels off mine so I could slide the legs under the couch. I can use this at its lowest setting and level or slightly tilted at the couch. I can also use this with a standard office chair. Without the wheels and at the lowest position the table top is 26 inches from the floor. I slide the table to different rooms at different times and it doesn't drag on the carpet or scratch uncarpeted floors. The maximum height is 31 inches. Wehn at the lowest setting and the table top is vertical the height is just under 36 inches. Add 3 to 4 inches to each of these numbers when the wheels are installed.
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Is the table really thick? Is there a really large lip that is preventing it from reaching? I have used our chairs on multiple tables and I've not had this issue. Does the chair move when you wiggle it? If it is secure and doesn't budge when you wigggle it, I'm sure its fine.