Tripp Trapp High Chair from Stokke, Natural - Adjustable, Convertible Chair
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About Tripp Trapp High Chair from Stokke, Natural - Adjustable, Convertible Chair
Overall Feedback:
81% positive
76% liked its adjustability, but 24% found it limited.
The straps are difficult to adjust and maneuver, but overall the highchair is great.
I have complained about the adjustability of the baby-highchair, specifically the straps. It takes a lot of effort to push the straps through the adjuster and the adjustment mechanism is too tight, resulting in the baby having to be taken out completely.
The straps are difficult to adjust and can only be adjusted a little at a time. Also, releasing the front buckle is challenging due to the small area to press.
75% praised for its comfort, while 25% found it too firm.
The high chair is a bit small for my 4 months old baby, but I use a blanket to give him support to practice sitting in it for now.
The plastic seat is uncomfortable and the straps feel cheap.
The high chair is not suitable for a 6-month-old baby to eat from a regular table and requires additional cushions for comfort.
If the cushion is not used, I am basically sitting on a piece of hard wood and plastic.
76% praised its modern design, while 24% found it too bland.
The high chair design is cute and it grows with me, I can use it till adulthood.
The high chair design is lightweight, sleek and pretty.
This highchair doesn't look like a typical one.
The whitewash looks more natural, which is the only issue with the design and aesthetics of my highchair.
73% found it easy to assemble, but 27% struggled with the process.
I assembled it all by myself and was very proud of how easy the assembly process was.
I found the chair easy to assemble, despite the IKEA-like instructions.
Assembling was relatively easy.
Inserting the slat boards made the assembly difficult.
77% found it easy to clean
The baby-highchair is easy to clean.
The high chair is easy to clean and has other good features for the baby, including being ergonomic.
The high chair is very easy to clean.
The chair is easy to clean, sturdy and has a compact size.
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75% praised the high quality material, while 25% found it too flimsy.
The highchair has excellent quality, is super sturdy, and has a simple design that is easy to assemble and keep clean.
I chose this high chair because it has a 7-year warranty and is made of wood.
I received a damaged chair with bare wood on some of the wood parts straight out of the box.
I am dissatisfied with the material quality of the product. It is far from high quality and makes me feel cheated.
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73% appreciated its compact design
The highchair is of excellent quality and sturdy with a simple design that is easy to assemble and keep clean.
79% appreciated the robust safety features, although 21% found them difficult to use.
I appreciate the anti-tip safety device that comes with the highchair.
I have concerns about the safety features of this baby-highchair. There is no evidence of safety designs to prevent loosening of fasteners as the seat is jostled and moved over time. The seat and foot rest simply slide out of slots which has the potential to leave baby or more likely toddler on floor. Additionally, the strapdown apparatus attachment points are also fairly shoddy in design and also appear dangerous for an active toddler.
82% liked its high weight capacity
The high chair is sturdy and held my weight just fine.
The Stokke high chair provides perfect back support and a 90-degree angle at the knees and hips, indicating good weight capacity.
