Can it be used without the tray at a dining table?
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!
1730798
Yes you would be able to sit the form on the table without the pole. The area where the pole fits into is up far enough inside the from to allow it to sit solidly on a table.
317196
Oh, sorry, I've got it packed away for the winter, so I don't know. I have been using it free-standing, not in a table.
2229748
I suppose it could. The tray can be removed entirely, so you could slide it under the table. The front legs slide (little wheels in them).
1778914
I have not tried it but I see no reason why not. Not of course with the wooden tray. Otherwise the cast iron platter should stand the heat.
2273246
I guess it should be OK to remove the tray under the table. It doesn't seem to play any important role of stabilizing the table. Assume the purpose of removing tray is to gain more knee space (+ 3 inches). With tray installed, you will have 26 inches knee space under the table. If that's not your purpose, I would say leave the tray in.
534843
sort of, not quite. It is fine if you just want to pull it up to the table so the baby can be near the family. But, it isn't tall enough to remove the tray and let the baby sit at the table. Maybe when they are older and bigger, they might be able to sit up high enough. But if I remove the tray, my 5 month old's nose is about level with the table.
1819708
Yes, I suppose you could. You would just have to work the tray out gently as there are a couple of raised points on the plastic to keep it in place. I've done that when I've wash the tray.
52100
Yes, the clamps go on directly to the table leaving a gap between. You can use it without the tray attached with no problem. I started to use it without the tray once my toddler wanted to eat off a plate. It was safe and very sturdy. Hope this helps.
2073303
No, it really cannot. The tray is at the table height. You would not be able to use the table as the tray.
481645
It fits perfectly at our dining room table without the tray (roughly 30" high), but it's a bit short for our kitchen counter, which is about 36" high. Hope this helps!
1901012
Yes you could easily. There is an approximatley 1/4 inch rim around the outside of the tray to keep things from falling off.
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 .
588358
You should be able to build it without the tray; you'd just have to skip the last few steps. There are two rods that go under the seat that extend to make hte tray and then you add 3 boards. I don't think you'd have to saw anything off.
2282743
I haven't tried it. It has a prop in the back which is sturdy but it probably needs a flat surface. Would recommend a table tray underneath. It might be heavy after a while since the solid wood is pretty thick.
14611
It is a flat surface, but it is a felt like material, I don't think I would put any liquid on it. It also is not designed to be used as a tray, in my opinion it does not sit stable enough on top of the ottoman to use that way.
718579
It is not necessary to install the roll out keyboard tray to the table. Hope this helps.