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stokke vs nomi Stokke Nomi ChairThe Stokke Nomi Chair can be used from birth for life. With seamless, tool free adjustment, it offers a playful visual design and a comfortable seat for every age. This way, mealtimes become more relaxed and interactive, as children find it easier to concentrate on the activities around the table when the physical environment has been adapted to their size and needs. Specifications Your child can comfortably sit at the dining table and enjoy mealtimes
The Stokke® Nomi® Chair can be used from birth for life. With seamless, tool-free adjustment, it offers a playful visual design and a comfortable seat for every age. This way, mealtimes become more relaxed and interactive, as children find it easier to concentrate on the activities around the table when the physical environment has been adapted to their size and needs.
Specifications
- Your child can comfortably sit at the dining table and enjoy mealtimes with the rest of the family.
- Stable footrest that supports your child and provides comfort.
- Because of its light weight, it's easy to use throughout your home or hang on your table edge for clean-up after meals.
- Tool-free adjustability ensures that the depth is automatically aligned when adjusting the height of the seat and footrest.
- The unique stem provides strength, durability, and flexibility to the highchair.
- Features anti-tilt wheels.
- Solid construction and European oak/beech, oak, or walnut wood, can hold up to a 150kg/330lbs adult.
- An array of color choices to match any décor.
- Winner of the Product Safety Silver Award 2019 by the European Commission.
- 3-year warranty. Extendable to 7 years when you Register your product immediately after purchase.
Dimensions and Weight
- 23.2" x 20.5" x 32.9"
- 10.3 lbs.
- Suitable from newborn to 330 lbs.
What's Included
- Nomi Chair
Optional Accessories include Newborn Set, Baby Set, Seat Cushion, Tray, Play.
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