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Is a high chair patented?
Short answer: specific designs of a high chair have been patented many times, but "a high chair" as a general idea is not what is protected. What matters is the exact combination of features in your version.
What our index shows
- 233 US and WO patent publications since 2000 have a title matching “high chair” or a close variant (our index of 9.7 million patent families; one publication per family).
- Among the 199 best keyword matches we examined, 49 were published in 2020 or later, and the earliest was published in 2000.
- Most frequent assignees in those matches: WONDERLAND NURSERY GOODS (13), WONDERLAND SWITZERLAND AG (10), LINK TREASURE LTD (7), REGALO INT LLC (4).
- Most common patent classes (CPC subclasses): A47D (192), A47C (35), A47G (10), A41B (9).
Counts come from keyword matching on titles and abstracts, so they are indicative, not a legal count. Some matches are different products that share a word.
14 real patent publications related to a high chair
- Seating furniture for children, in particular high chair WO-2026146170-A1 2026 · CYBEX GMBH
The invention relates to a piece of seating furniture (10) for children, in particular a high chair, comprising a connecting device (12, 14), at least a first leg part (16) and a second leg part (18), and a supporting device (22),…
View on Google Patents - Seat assembly of a child high chair for dining or a grocery cart that provides a seat for a small child US-2020008586-A1 2020 · SINGH PUNAM
A seat assembly of a high chair or a grocery cart is provided. The seat assembly comprises a seating base, a seating back, a rod and a hollow tube. The seating base has a front end and a back end along a length of the seating base…
View on Google Patents - Secondary tray apparatus for high chairs US-10602857-B1 2020 · HARRIS RICHARD JAMES
A secondary tray apparatus for a child's high chair of the type having each of a seat and a tray with an eating surface that is coupled to the high chair. The secondary tray apparatus includes an eating surface bounded along a…
View on Google Patents - High chair for children convertible into a booster seat US-10327565-B2 2019 · ARTSANA SPA
The present invention relates to a high chair for children convertible into a booster seat comprising an upper part and a base, the upper part having a seating surface adapted for engagement with a corresponding bearing surface of…
View on Google Patents - Dining high chair for children WO-2019213826-A1 2019 · UNIV SHANDONG YINGCAI
A dining high chair for children comprises a dining tray (1), a support rod (2), an armrest (3), a seat (4), a connection rod I (5), support legs (6), a connection rod II (7), a base plate (8), and a base foot (9). The support rod…
View on Google Patents - Child seat convertible between a high chair configuration and a swing configuration and method of conversion thereof US-8376461-B2 2013 · WONDERLAND NURSERY GOODS
A child seat includes a main support frame, a swing frame connected pivotally to the main support frame, a seat frame connected to the swing frame and convertible between a high chair configuration and a swing configuration, a fir…
View on Google Patents - Tray system for child's high chair US-8201879-B2 2012 · HARTENSTINE CURTIS M
A high chair is equipped with a tray system incorporating a multiple tray structure that is positionally adjustable relative to the high chair structure. The tray system includes a smaller lower tray formed with rearwardly extendi…
View on Google Patents - Combination child walker and high chair US-8162333-B1 2012 · BARTLETT ALBERTHA L
An apparatus that combines the functionality of a high chair and a child walker into one integral device is herein disclosed. The frame extends upward using a tubular structure which allows the apparatus to raise from a lower walk…
View on Google Patents - Adjustable child's high chair WO-2010006470-A1 2010 · HSIEH MINSHEN
A chair for a baby or a child includes a foot support section (2) and a seat section (1), the seat section (1) is mainly composed of a seat (11), a seat back (12) and a tray (13), there are armrests (17) on both sides of the seat …
View on Google Patents - High chair tray adapted to receive receptacles US-7201440-B2 2007 · HECK JODI L
A tray connects with various high chairs and securely attaches various food receptacles to resist knocking over by a small child or toddler seated within the high chair. The tray has an annular slot with curved wider and curved na…
View on Google Patents - Child's high chair WO-2007085876-A1 2007 · ARMON LTD
A folding high chair comprising four legs (10-13), a seat (58), a back (51), and a pair of side arms (22, 23). The seat or back are made of flexible material. A small tray (70) is removably attachable to the arms (22, 23), and can…
View on Google Patents - Child entertainment and learning device for use with a high chair tray US-2006286893-A1 2006 · CONAWAY JONATHAN W
A child entertainment and learning device may comprise a tray-shaped insert having interactive buttons placed thereon for use by a child. Program selection buttons may be provided and may be in the shape of letters, numbers, shape…
View on Google Patents - Child's high chair that rotates as a unit to present a rocker or a desk US-7152918-B2 2006 · BERKES THOMAS
A furniture unit for supporting the weight of a child in various selectable seated positions may be rotated as a unit about a horizontal axis to present any one of three available occupant supporting surfaces. The primary occupant…
View on Google Patents - Device convertible to a highchair, child carrier holder, booster chair, rocking chair, and step stool US-2002074835-A1 2002
A device convertible to present a child's highchair, booster chair, child carrier holder, rocking chair, and/or step stool or child's table has, generally, a chair with a back support, seat, and arms, a chair support assem…
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What this means for your idea
Because patents cover specific combinations of features, the useful question is not “has a high chair been patented?” but “has my combination of features been described before?” Baby and child products are heavily patented and safety-driven; compare the locking, restraint and cleaning features carefully.
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First-look landscape. Not exhaustive. Not legal advice. This page lists keyword-matched publications from a limited database; it does not say whether any product is or isn't covered by a patent, whether a patent is still in force, or whether your idea is patentable. Consult a registered patent attorney or agent.