Can you lift the tray up and over the chair?
634526
The tray does not lift up and over. It slides out when you pull from the front. There is a locking mechanism you have to hold onto of course. The tray is completely removable.
634527
The tray slides off and on from the front of the chair - it's not attached unless you place it in the tray position.
634528
Well you can remove the entire tray by pulling it forward. It goes on and off VERY easily, and it can hook right on back of chair. Baby is still safe if still strapped in thanos to the middle post. My daughter likes to sit in chair after eating with the tray off. I stay with her the whole time of course. Love this highchair!
2133636
I am not sure but I think you can. There is a screw at the bottom. It is a comfortable chair. Good luck.
1430370
The tray is great, but for those of us who notice such things, one will notice that the chair (especially if narrow and tall) will appear tilted since the two side chair legs are elevated because they are placed on the table base. Typical chair floor protectors can be placed beneath the remaining chair legs to level out the chair. This is more an aesthetic issue and not a structural or safety problem that I can tell.
205267
My daughter has had this for only a year or so and it is holding up well. However, if you are planning on using it as a high chair for a child of 3 years, I don't know. The tray part is attached on one side and it unlatches and swings from that attached side, so it would be iffy as to whether you could use is pulled up to a table instead of with the tray. I know that she has been well-pleased with this item and likes the fact that it folds up.
1030930
Yes. The chair lift/drop lever can be pushed in to lock the tilt mechanism.
510998
To remove the whole tray you need two hands, one on each side of the tray. We got the high chair when she was 14 months old (we are grandparents) and left the tray in place and slid her into the seat. I hope this answers your question.
588353
Yes, the can be used without the tray. I didn't add it and the chair is great!
201409
You could add a small piece of plywood or metal as an adaptor. It will raise the chair the height of the adaptor but it should work. I used 3/4" thick plywood when I mounted mine to the chair.
140612
Unfortunately, NO. We still have the tray from the last cooler but it doesn't fit the same way. I searched all over, I don't think they come with the lift out tray anymore :(
1496311
I don't think so. The tray is a soft rubber like material and doesn't appear to be designed to be stackable.
1215567
I am using this tray with a lift chair but the rear support is disengaged when the chair is lifted and tilted forward. This does not present a problem. However I do have a recliner which has a round support and cannot use the Able Tray because there are no chair legs to hold the tray in place. If you have a recliner that has 4 legs like a regular chair, then it should work.
368050
The chair has different levels and it is possible to raise it up so that chair pushes up to table and tray rests on top of table.
1451367
there is a lever underneath the chair..that can be adjusted to various levels..
596763
I believe you can. The tray attaches to the bottom part- where it looks like the booster seat would be
775615
If you're sure you can't adjust the chair to make it higher, I bought this chair http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003P5EU7G/ref=oh_details_o03_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
1748486
NO. This unit is designed for a cup. If you use a small cup it may jump off the tray, as the whole unit does vibrate a lot. Russ
2109330
Yes. There is a lever that lets you tilt the face cradle up or down from the level of the table itself.