Will This chair ruin a wooden Dining room chair? My husband and I are expecting our first child in December. We live in a small ranch (just over 1000Sqft) and we need something that's not going to take up a ton of space but our dining chairs are wood and I don't want to ruin or scratch the chairs by using this seat. Thanks! Will This chair ruin a wooden Dining room chair? My husband and I are expecting our first child in December. We live in a small ranch (just over 1000Sqft) and we need something that's not going... » Read More Will This chair ruin a wooden Dining room chair? My husband and I are expecting our first child in December. We live in a small ranch (just over 1000Sqft) and we need something that's not going to take up a ton of space but our dining chairs are wood and I don't want to ruin or scratch the chairs by using this seat. Thanks! « Show Less
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I have used it on a wooden chair (without a blanket) for 2 years and it is fine.
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Hi! We just folded a thin receiving blanket under it to keep it from scratching the wood.
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Sorry, I never received a response; however, we just decided to get an old wooden chair and use that as it seems it would dig in and it also gets quite dirty. We decided to preserve our nice chairs instead!
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I returned it as soon as I got it! It wasn't finished! I wouldn't recommend this seat for anyone. If your not worried about ruinng the seat, you may want to try it. As much as I can remember, it was flat.
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I bought this chair as a gift for my granddaughter when she was expecting. Unfortunately I can't answer your question. However, I would advise you not to purchase this chair. We thought it was great at first but it has already fallen apart and her baby is only 5 months old. They have tried adding more screws, glue, etc. but it's is a disaster. It also is impossible to clean the material.....stains everywhere. Good luck in finding something else!
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Yes, we are using on dining room chairs ... Some are upholstered and some are wooden with pads. I do recommend you putting down a towel or cloth to protect the chair from food spills. Our grandson is 21 mo old so we do not buckle it to the chair when someone is nearby. Was perfect for our needs.
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If you keep it clean underneath the arms, it shouldn't damage the table at all. We absolutely LOVED this chair!!! It was perfect in our small home since we didn't have room for a full high chair and would definitely buy another one if we needed to.
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Hi. I just got the coffee table and I love it. The product wasn't damaged at all (like other reviews said) and it is living up to my 3 and 5 year olds treatment. I haven't sat on it, but I'm sure my kids have and there have been no issues (its pretty solid).
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From my experience and we've had the table about 5 months, I would say no. However, it could happen, if the writing on top is hard and deep enough to be embedded into the wood grain. The table and chairs are sturdy and of good quality.
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We have had to remove the chairs and I will be returning them. One of them came in with the leg broken and the second one broke the first time someone sat in it. These chairs have extremely weak areas on them and, at the risk of being sued, we removed them and would like to return them.
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I placed on my wooden dining table and all okay. If concerned, place on a wooden cutting board and to check the heat. I also have a nice buffet, but put down a clear plastic only because then I don't have to worry about spills.
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Lizzie, we couldn't have purchased a more appropriate table for our needs, a tight little rental that we own. Kitchen is so tiny no regular dining table would fit. The family drops the "leaves" after the meal, and it sits tidily under a window at only 10-12" wide. The two chairs are sturdy enough, fit okay at the side of the folded table. Mom opens only one leaf when she is fixing lunches, handing out snacks as kids rush by to the door. Big enough surface with both sides folded to serve as "drop off" place that we all have to put up with in a kitchen: lunch bags, mail, grocery bag. A table and 2 matching chairs for $200 + a little bit? We thought we did well. bbj Lizzie, we couldn't have purchased a more appropriate table for our needs, a tight little rental that we own. Kitchen is so tiny no regular dining table would fit. The family drops the "leaves" after the meal, and it sits tidily under a window at only 10-12" wide. The two chairs are sturdy enough, fit okay at the side of the folded table. Mom opens only one leaf when she is fixing lunches, handing out snacks as kids rush by to the door. Big enough surface with both sides folded to serve as "drop off" place that we all have to put up with in a kitchen: lunch bags,... » Read More Lizzie, we couldn't have purchased a more appropriate table for our needs, a tight little rental that we own. Kitchen is so tiny no regular dining table would fit. The family drops the "leaves" after the meal, and it sits tidily under a window at only 10-12" wide. The two chairs are sturdy enough, fit okay at the side of the folded table. Mom opens only one leaf when she is fixing lunches, handing out snacks as kids rush by to the door. Big enough surface with both sides folded to serve as "drop off" place that we all have to put up with in a kitchen: lunch bags, mail, grocery bag. A table and 2 matching chairs for $200 + a little bit? We thought we did well. bbj « Show Less
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hi :) it depends on how you will use it, i use it as a home office chair and dont sit in it very long. I would think if you were using it as a dining chair it would be fine, or as an accent chair in a room to sit in for a few minutes it would be fine. But keep in mind it is plastic so if your a large person this probably wouldn't be a chair you would like to sit in or lean back in, its not very sturdy. This chair is mostly for looks in my opinion, its not uncomfortable for me because im a petite woman and i dont sit in it for very long. Hope that helps :)
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We had no problems until my daughter threw up spaghetti in it...I don't think i'll ever get the stains out :/ I still love it though very cute chair and my daughter likes it and is comfortable.
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Is this the one you mean? http://www.amazon.com/Designer-Modern-Plastic-Dining-WoodLeg/dp/B00768D7OK/ref=pd_sim_hg_4 I have the two Baxton chairs--only one assembled and the other is in storage. It looks great, it's really comfortable, but it keeps separating from the base. The screws keep coming out and we keep putting them in. It seems like it's just how the design is because there is pressure constantly on and off the front of the chair when you sit on it so unless the other kind is built differently--like no screws and it's welded on--I'm not sure how much better it would be. Probably worth the price difference if it's constructed differently though.
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I agree with Rebecca - We have a fancy high chair that I have used once in 9 months. I started putting my baby in this chair on the playroom floor at 3 months to let him play with toys on the tray. By 5 months I had him at the table eating with us (with the tray attached). I attached it to a bar stool so he'd be eye level with us. He's 9 months, average size and there is still room for him to grow.
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Hi Helen, it just takes a lot of muscle and you will probably never get it out once it's in so make sure it's lined up correctly first. I bought this chair and love it! My daughters posture is so much better than it was in the Fischer price chair. Don't let the assembly discourage you from keeping it. This chair is recommended by my daughters physical therapist to help promote motor strength and independence with eating.
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I bought two and have had to re-glue both of them. I don't think it was the weight as much as people moving back and forth while sitting on them. They are not well made. However, I can say someone weighing 200 lbs. sat on it and didn't break it. I've seen them at Garden Ridge & I think Hobby Lobby for the same price. I'd suggest you check it out before buying. Also, the wood on mine was not nice enough to stain, I had to paint them.