Low stock on this colorway
This is a replacement part, not a product in its own right. A second tray means one is in the dishwasher while the other is on the chair, which is worth twenty dollars to anyone feeding a toddler three times a day.
Not because the first one breaks, but because washing the tray after every meal is the chore that gets skipped. Two trays turns that into a once-a-day job. Families with twins should buy two.
It is cut for the high chairs in this catalogue. Trays are not interchangeable between brands, and a tray bought on shape alone will not lock onto a different frame.
A warm off-white that matches the chair rather than a bright white that will not. Food staining shows less on oat than on white, which is a small mercy after tomato sauce.
One bullet, no reviews, and a photograph taken on somebody's carpet rather than in a studio. It is a genuine spare part listing, and the presentation reflects that rather than anything about the plastic.
Our own summary of this model. Seller bullet lists are not reproduced here: on this catalogue they repeat word for word between colourways, and on one slide they count the features wrong.
Three seat heights, two footrest positions, five-point harness, stainless steel legs.
The same chair as the three-height listing, described from the cleaning angle. Same price.