Combi Transition High Chairs In Cherry

Description: The Combi Transition is the only convertible high chair at HighChairs.com made of light weight polymers instead of wood. It's also the only convertible high chair that looks like it fell out the back of a space ship, circa 2050. The swoopin.... Read More

Description: The Combi Transition is the only convertible high chair at HighChairs.com made of light weight polymers instead of wood. It's also the only convertible high chair that looks like it fell out the back of a space ship, circa 2050. The swooping lines and bubbly design of the Transition reflect its point of origin in Japan. The Transition high chair / child desk opts for a much more cartoon-ish and futuristic look than the contemporary European designs offered by Kettler and Svan , or the classically inspired works of Rochelle . The Transition has some serious advantages over those wooden chairs in terms of functions, and arguably comfort, but its plastic construction will not stand the test of time as well as a wood high chair can. Works from infancy thanks to its 3 position reclining seat and 5-point harness Passive restraint bar beneath the feeding tray provides additional security The Transition's adjustable feeding tray makes cleanup after feeding time a snap: Just pop off the upper feeding tray and rinse it off or put it in the dishwasher. The dual cupholders can easily accommodate sippy cups, bottle, juice boxes, or food jars. The durable fabric liner on the Transition's comfy seat cushion is vinyl coated and easy to wipe clean. The convertible aspect of the Combi Transition comes into play when you remove the chair and flip over its lower half. What you have then is a small desk with a flip-up book holder and a pencil/marker tray, with the seat functioning as a desk chair. Click the View Demo button above for a complete demonstration. COMPARISON: The Transition marks a dramatic contrast to most other convertible highchairs on the market, with its unique Japanese design and lightweight blow-molded plastic construction. It's a bit more high-tech than the convertible offerings from Svan , Kettler , and Rochelle but lacks the heirloom quality and overall longevity of those high chairs. Minimize