Does this chair work on a table with an apron? I have just 2.5" of table edge then a 3.5" tall apron.
1706067
No, I think that is too big of a lip for this chair. It really works well with breakfast bars and going out to eat though, my son loves being right at the table with everyone!
1706068
You only need a small space for the table to be secure, but 2.5" might be too short. I can measure but I would say NO.
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.
1706070
That can be a problem, because your babies legs need to slid under that apron. That said, our apron is 4 inches & our 7 month old granddaugther is still able to use this seat at our dining room table.
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Not sure if you will be able to see this. I tried to compare it to a standard size card table chair. It's also about 2 inches taller than my desk. IMG_2690.JPGIf you can not see it just let me know and I will try to help you out another way.
844630
It would work great for a woman 5'4". I had to cut off the great length of the ties since they were too long. I love this apron. I am 5' 1".
2227979
Yes. My kitchen counter is 37 inches and the chair is 24 inches and that is what i use it for.
1884322
Yes. 5 1/2 ". Like any arm be careful. I put plate on it for BBQ, but it's not a table. Great chairs. They have been out 2 Chicago winters and are still like new.
846714
Measurements from the floor to the bottom of the apron are about 38.5" and between legs is about 28.5". Chairs with a seat height of 29-30" are appropriate for this table.
1211128
While I don't know what a 5" apron means, I can tell you the Inglesina chair works for us and we have about 2-2.5" of clearance under our table. The rubber clamp is about 1.5 inches wide. The room above the table is more of a concern. Having an obstruction under the table makes it difficult for us to aggressively tighten the clamp. It gets pretty tight though and we haven't had any problems.
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it is strictly for your patio or deck. never tried to lift up back and get close to a table, but i imagine the bottom part would keep a person further away. why not contact the company for chair measurements, and try to work it out that way. sorry i couldn't be more help.
55873
I have not measured the apron, however, I am not a small person and it completely covers me and there is extra length in the ties. I would say yes!
1984346
We have a computer chair on casters and it fits just fine. I'm 5'5" and have at least 5-6" of space above my knees. This is a great corner stand and good looking too. I hope this has been helpful to you.
1539929
It would not fit on the picnic table where we camped. I think the picnic table was just over 2" but I did not have a measuring tape. I don't know if all picnic tables are the same size. The tag on the chair said 1-2" tables. I did like the chair though and was sorry it did not fit.
57060
The height will adjust to sitting at a counter or table, I also use this chair if I have to do any cooking at my stove. I also use this chair if I have to sit at my counter top for food prep.I hope this is helpful.
288729
I don't have mine with me (it goes with me to craft fairs) but it is taller than a regular chair but not as tall as a bar stool. It is too short to use at my 36" craft bench so the 33" guess is not correct. I'd venture to say the 23.5" seat height is correct.
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I strongly advice you to NOT purchase this. It is a great idea, but it is NOT stable -- the tray dislodges easily and almost knocked our dog out! However, to answer your question, we returned ours so long ago I can't remember the surface size, but you can have access to the right arm of the chair depending on how you situate the Tray Table.
1911169
as long as the apron occurs no more than 2" from the front edge. Mine was about 3" in and I could get the seat up and around them, but then there wasn't enough clearance to get the clamps to rest flat on the table
479335
Be careful. There are two sizes.One for under tables (about 8 inches), and longer arms about 12to 14 inches. I ordered a chair, according to the photo indicating long arms, and received a chair with short arms. A hassle followed with the supply company in Florida, getting replacement arms and returning the wrong arms at my expense. WLK in Pa.
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Yes, if the chair seat fronts are touching underneath the table the chairs extend out only about 3 inches from the table. It is really nice looking for the money.