Can you remove the feeding tray with one hand?
1741545
Yes the tray is easily controlled with one hand. I place mine on and take it off. Allowing one hand free to control the child as it thinks it can get down. Has to learn that the straps have to be undone before it can dismount.
2030725
Not that I am aware of. I bought it as a gift so I cannot check for you.We have similar feeders but they are not designed for a tray attachment.
1771171
Yes, there is one latch under the middle part of the tray that you push to release it.
1061424
I am sorry but you can't remove the trays. The only way I can think of is actually cutting off the curved metal supports, but it would leave jagged edges. But there are plenty of glider out there without side trays. If size is an issue the glider has to be at least 6" to 8" from the wall. Good luck bench hunting.
52101
The tray is removable however I believe the instructions say not to use without tray attached.
1656892
The tray came attached. There are screws along the back of it holding it on. I suppose you could remove those screws and remove the tray. I want mine on, so I don't want to try.
984077
Yes. The tray is removable. There are set screws at the mounting platform and the tray. Once the mounting platform is removed, the tray can be slid off the top.
460541
As far as I can remember there was no reason you couldn't do it either way. Our tray is on the left. If you google images I think you will find examples that show it both ways.
1759245
I don't believe there is a removable tray. Should be easy to clean however (in my opinion!)
1441149
No because the cover only unzips on one side. If it unzipped on both sides you could easily flip the section up and have all three other sides covered, but unfortunately you would have to take off the entire cover to take trays off or place trays on bun rack. If you just need to access a single item, you could easily unzip and reach in and grab an item off a try. Hope this helps!
1844094
You can do it with one hand but it is a very cheaply made product that likely won't hold up long. We are very disappointed with the cheapness of the materials as they are a very lightweight plastic.
494943
The "snack tray" is not removable, it is part of the chair itself. One has to slip the child's legs under when placing him/her in.
726686
There is an easily accessed hinged tray. Not removable but very well designed. After only one week of use we have found the appliance works well and our learning curve was quite short.
1876368
you have to push in on each side separately to remove it but it can be done with one hand offsetting the first side and do the other side. Putting it on is simpler and matching up the holes with the protrusions and pressing down on the tray will snap it into place.
508080
There is a tray and it is easy to remove as long as you do it after each use. It's only about an inch or two deep
159199
You will need both hands. The tray locks into place on both supporting rails, and slides in and out along these side rails. There is a release lever on each side of the tray and both need to be operated together for the tray to slide in or out.
52714
Yes & No. The trays are attached to the wooden support legs by sliding into place. There are holes in the trays that, when pushed up or down over screws, allow you to remove the trays.