Kids adjustable height chair

This is a very very nice chair. can you please post overall plan or at least height and angle of the main column?

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LesB, Nice job, neat design. I echo Moshel’s request for the overall plan. My grand daughter could sure use a chair like this when she visits us. Keep up the great work!

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A very interesting design of a chair. A side view pic, dimentions and more details mentioned by Moshel and FlwoodRat will be appreciated
Sharad

-- patanjali

Excellent!! This is a gret project and pretty darn useful as well. thanks for sharing the idea and plan

-- Thos. Angle

My daughter bought a similar chair in Germany…actually she bought three. They are more substantial but yours looks much easier to build. They claim that they can be used all the way to adulthood. I needed to make some for my son as the cost to buy and ship from there is quite high.

Instead of using the dowels there is a rounded dado in each leg (only two as yours is) and the leg bottom fastens to the front of the part on the floor kind of like the bottom of a Z.

-- jstegall

When I first looked at your chair I thought it might make a nice shop chair. Standard desk height and higher for bench height. On the bench height you have flip down a foot rest or the foot rest hooks on like the seat. Just thinking out loud. Thanks for posting.

God Bless
tom

-- Mc Bridge Cabinets, Iowa

For those who haven’t seen the posting. The plans are now there along with some secondary comments to answere more questions.
ND2ELK….yes a foot rest poses a small problem, even for the kids. It would probably involve another bracket similar to the seat. It just hasn’t been enough of a problem for me to deal with yet. For adults, you would need a lot stronger set up. I rate this one to support about 100 pounds. Metal rungs and thicker uprights might do it??

-- Les B, Oregon