Infant high chair

Abstract

As shown in the reference diagram explaining how to use this infant high chair, the seat can be moved continuously forward and backward using a pair of front and rear elongated holes drilled in the left and right side panels of the seat, and is screwed to be movable up and down using ten screw holes drilled at the top and bottom of the left and right legs, which are assembled in a roughly trapezoidal shape when viewed overall. The footboard is screwed to be movable up and down using the screw holes drilled at the top of each of the front support legs of the left and right legs and eight screw holes drilled at the bottom. Furthermore, as can be seen in the reference diagram showing the infant high chair suspended on a table top, by hooking the pair of left and right armrests onto the table top and suspending the infant high chair in mid-air, a space is created between the floor and the left and right legs for the suction head of, for example, a robot vacuum cleaner or a regular vacuum cleaner to pass through.

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