how does it anchor to the high chair???
381547
It doesn't. I was very disappointed in this product. It was not what I thought it would be.
381548
Restaurant high chairs. I don't know how it would on the regular highchairs you would have in your home. It has to have something to wrap the loops through.
381549
It doesnt. At least not in the manner in which a child would be used to. It snaps in the back.
381550
It is easier than it looks - you wrap the tie around the arm and hook it to the main harness. It fits all restaurant chairs
381551
You slip the end of the harness around the bar of the highchair and through a loop at the end of the harness. (I hope I'm being clear, but it's slightly difficult to describe.)
381552
The two additional clips (seen at left and right in image) can be threaded to chair back and latches to back clips on harness.. It is a lot of hassle and probably meant for something a little more long term or permanent, in a restaurant I just wove the "leash" part of the strap around multiple times and reattached. A high chair is still preferable but this is mostly for a regular chair or a regular chair with a booster.
1229879
There are two hooks that swing down on the front that hook to the bench. - Just a word of caution though, the metal bar on the back of the seat that is the frame for the back, is low for anyone who is tall. I am over 6' and could not use the chair. The bar was in the middle of my back and was very uncomfortable. My small children can.
1835579
It just fits into the runners on the back of the chair. Push the top in until it clicks.
2011445
Quite simple. There are tethers in the front that tighten or loosen the anchors. And once tightened it stays in place.
176517
I am not familiar with that high chair. It did not work with an old wooden high chair or another high chair I had. I was not able to use.
548871
Not had a problem. It usually sticks to high chair or table fine. It will after a while come loose and you just stick it back on
131131
Hi - there is one simple latch which you need to engage when using it in chair mode. I put a felt pad (one of those packaged self stick ones) on the legs. We really think it's sturdy!
1908987
The device clamps to a flat surface, with up to about a 1 1/2" inch thickness, like a shelf or desktop. If your chair has an armrest on it, you probably could attach it to the chair. Sorry about the delay in answering, I missed this email somehow, and just now noticed it.mpa
741658
I would say yes. I used it today for this purpose. The chair has some give, but if you use both anchoring straps the chair can't slip off. Not the best use for it, but great in a pinch.
2149161
I've only seen my daughter use it strapped to a chair. I bought it as a gift. It's good quality and is sturdy.
57131
Those are actually top tether anchors for child restraint. It would work to anchor it to, but the harness itself isn't the greatest. I returned mine
1999712
They are to anchor the backs to the chair after you place them. You should see 2 holes in the metal part before you put the canvas on.
1297401
Screw are for anchoring the back to the frame of the chair. On the back side of the frame for the cloth back, you will see a hole at the bottom. Slip the back over the frame and screw the screws into the fram.
605290
It attaches exactly the same way that the harness does that comes with the high chair. If you look at the high chair for example, there are holes (small slits), that go through both the padding and the chair itself. The ends of the harness that goes through the chair has folds that prevents the harness from coming out, i.e. the slit is large enough to allow the harness to go through, but too small for it to come out (because of the folds at the ends). It has worked perfectly well and a pull test has shown verified this. I have had no problems with it and my son is a very strong 9.5 month old. It attaches exactly the same way that the harness does that comes with the high chair. If you look at the high chair for example, there are holes (small slits), that go through both the padding and the chair itself. The ends of the harness that goes through the chair has folds that prevents the harness from coming out, i.e. the slit is large enough to allow the harness to go through, but too small for it to come out (because of the folds at the ends). It has worked perfectly well and a pull test has shown verified this. I have had no problems with it and my son is a very strong 9.5 month old.
850722
the way I did mine was by using a hammer. turn the whole chair upside down an tap the center of the cylinder until it falls out of the chair base while kinda holding the base up .the harder part is tapping the mounting where the top of the cylinder shaft installs to the chair seat bottom. hold the cylinder an rest of the chair off the floor an tap harder next to the shaft mount until it falls off.tap on the steel part not the seat bottom. have fun.
607534
There is a small spring loaded pull tab on the mounting bracket of each leg that allows the leg to swing out to the side. They can be swung out at right angles to open up the front of the chair. If desired, once swung out, pulling up on the leg bracket about an inch will detach the leg entirely. Swinging the leg back to the front until it clicks will lock it back in place.
1116019
It's hard to explain but the highest bar has to be take. Off and the rope just slides back and forth. There are two plastic black pieces on the ropes those have to move to where you want the chair to stay they hold it in place. Hope this helps