Primo Easy Chair
Product Summary
- Manufacturer: Primo
- Mfg Part #: PRB1039
- UPC: 00734970004019
- Category: Home & Garden
Product Description
PRB1039 Features: The restraint system bar and leather crotch strap can be removed when your child has reached the age of 36 months and is able to sit safely without adult assistance. As your child grows, you should check your child's elbow and leg positioning and adjust the seat and footrest into side base slots to the appropriate heights as needed at least every 6 months Adjustable heights for seat and foot rest Stylish natural birch wood Supports up to 150 pounds The restraint system bar and leather crotch strap can be removed easily The Primo wooden booster chair will be used for many years throughout a child's developmental stages Includes: The natural color, structurally cold molded, birch wood assembles easily with all necessary tools included Includes cushion and restraining bar The birch wood assembles easily with all necessary tools included A cotton covered seat and back cushion is included
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