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oak stokke tripp trapp Stokke | Tripp Trapp Oak Chair

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oak stokke tripp trapp Stokke | Tripp Trapp Oak ChairChosen for its high quality, oak ensures that your chair will become even more attractive as the years go by. Tripp Trapp Oak chairs come in sophisticated colors that are versatile enough to complement any interior. The Tripp Trapp Oak collection is treated with a matte lacquer finish that enhances the quality and look of the wood. The appearance differs according to which segment of the oak tree the wooden part of the chair originates from. This

Chosen for its high quality, oak ensures that your chair will become even more attractive as the years go by. Tripp Trapp® Oak chairs come in sophisticated colors that are versatile enough to complement any interior. The Tripp Trapp® Oak collection is treated with a matte lacquer finish that enhances the quality and look of the wood. The appearance differs according to which segment of the oak tree the wooden part of the chair originates from. This means that you will own a chair with an individual look, as truly unique as you and your child. The Tripp Trapp is an ingenious highchair that revolutionized the children’s chair category back in 1972 when it was first launched. It is designed to fit right up to your dining table, bringing your baby into the heart of your family, and allowing him or her to learn and develop alongside you. The intelligent, adjustable design allows freedom of movement with both depth- and height-adjustable seat- and footplates. When adjusted correctly, your child has ensured a comfortable and ergonomic seating position at any age.

Product Features & Details : 

  • Your child can comfortably sit at the dining table and enjoy mealtimes with the rest of the family.

  • Classic, iconic design will never go out of style.

  • Unique adjustability of seat and footplate to ensure back and feet support for any age.

  • Stable footrest that supports your child and provides comfort.

  • Solid construction and European beech wood can hold up to 242 lbs of adults.

  • The array of color choices matches any décor.

  • Arrives with a guide for positioning of seat and footplate related to the child's age.

  • Optional extended gliders provide increased backward stability

  • Easy to clean spills with dampened cloth.

  • Extended 7-year warranty available on wooden components.

  • Optional baby set and four-point safety harness.

  • Water-based, non-toxic paint.

  • No harmful substances/free from bisphenol and phthalates.

  • Dimensions: 19.3"L x 31.1H x 18.1"

  • Suitable for 3 years

  • Material: Oak

  • Brings your baby to the dining table and closer to the family

  • Suitable from 36 months into adulthood

  • Classic Scandinavian design by Peter Opsvik

  • Wide range of optional accessories for comfort & customization

  • Depth and height adjustable seat and footplate

  • From birth :The Newborn Set lifts your baby to table height to join you at the family table from day one. With 2 angle adjustable positions and excellent leg support, your newborn is assured a cozy environment. Safe & simple to use, it can be easily be attached and removed from the Tripp Trapp® chair. Red-green indicators reassure you it is mounted correctly and includes a 5-point harness with protective shoulder pads. Newborn to 9 kg.

  • Freedom of movement :The ground offers toddlers and children the freedom to explore and move in a way that is natural to them. It is here that they learn balance, coordination and literally find their footing. With its unique and adjustable footplate, the Tripp Trapp® chair brings the floor to your child so they can move freely at every age.

  • Brings your child to the table : Iconic design by Peter Opsvik allows you to bring your child to the table. Time at the table gives families an opportunity to come together, eat, talk, laugh and bond. Children’s development during their first years is crucial. Their experiences during early childhood provide the foundation for future learning and health. From birth, to toddler and throughout childhood.

  • Adjustability : The Tripp Trapp® chair grows with your child. Intelligent, adjustable design allows freedom of movement with both depth and height adjustable seat and footplates. This means, that when adjusted correctly, your child is ensured a comfortable and ergonomic seating position at any age.

  • Longevity :The Tripp Trapp® chair is made primarily of European beech and oak woods, some of the best of which is found in central Europe and sourced responsibly following the principals of sustainability. Known for their strength, durability and flexibility, both beech and oak wood are natural choices for making furniture that lasts for generations.

  • Customization : With a wide range of playful, practical & functional accessories, the Tripp Trapp® chair allows you to use your chair from birth, toddler, and through adulthood. Available in a variety of trend-led colors, you can choose the perfect chair for your interior or your individual style. For a personal touch – you can even engrave the wooden back!

Upgrade your dining space and give your child the best seat at the table. Order your STOKKE Tripp Trapp Chair (Oak) now at Kido Bebe and enjoy years of family meals with ease and elegance.


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