Tripp Trapp High Chair from Stokke, White - Adjustable, Convertible Chair for Children & Adults - Includes Baby Set with Removable Harness for Ages 6-36 Months - Ergonomic & Classic Design
Brand: Stokke
Color: White

The Chair That Grows With The Child

Designed by Peter Opsvik in 1972, the iconic Tripp Trapp chair was the first of its kind. The high chair’s intelligent design grows with your child, providing a comfortable, ergonomic seat at any age. Made to fit right up to your dining table, the Tripp Trapp high chair brings your baby into the heart of meal time, allowing your little boy or girl to eat, learn, play and grow alongside you. With a variety of optional accessories, this iconic chair provides comfort and ergonomics for use from birth all the way through adulthood.

Stokke chairs are produced in the European Union, meeting all E.U. Timber Regulations and supporting a responsible forestry and wood industry. The high chair solid construction also has an adjustable footrest, and can hold up to a 242lb adult.

Make lasting memories for years to come with Tripp Trapp, the adjustable chair that grows with your child.

A CHAIR FOR LIFE - The Tripp Trapp High Chair brings your child right up to the table. The Baby Set is best for children from 6-36 months, but the beech wood chair can hold up to 300 lbs, so your child can use it forever.
BABY SET - The included Baby Set features a five-point safety harness and an easy-to-clean seat. When your kid outgrows the set, simply remove and adjust the back + foot support to achieve the ideal, ergonomic angle.
TIMELESS DESIGN - Tripp Trapp Chair was specifically designed to allow freedom of movement as your child grows. Plus, it’s available in a wide range of colors & two wood finishes, guaranteed to look beautiful in any setting.
JPMA CERTIFIED - We ensure the utmost safety & care when designing and manufacturing our products. The Tripp Trapp High Chair is certified by JPMA and meets or exceeds ASTM safety standards.
DESIGN WITH A PURPOSE - Tripp Trapp was designed by Peter Opsvik in 1972. Inspired by his young son Tor, who had grown out of his high chair but was still too small for an adult chair, Peter aimed to seat all ages at the same table comfortably.