High Chair Woodworking Plan

Besides looking terrific, this sturdy project features everything a caring parent would want in a high chair.

Step-by-step instructions speed you from start to finish. You can easily locate necessary hardware with the buying guide.

» Size: 37" H x 18" W x 18" D

Noah's Highchair Plan

AFD plans are CAD generated and printed on 36" x 48" sheets with most of the hard pieces shown full size. In addition there is a complete instruction booklet that walks the builder through the entire project.

Noah's Highchair reflects the Arts & Crafts style. The keyed stretchers are very easy to make and the construction is well detailed in the instruction manual.

» Arts & Crafts Style
» Size: 39" high by 15" wide by 14" deep
» Skill level: Beginner

Kaliah's Highchair Plan

AFD plans are CAD generated and printed on 36x48 sheets with most of the hard pieces shown full size. In addition there is a complete instruction booklet that walks the builder through the entire project.

Kaliah's Highchair is a great lathe project and is very easy to build. The instructions guide you through the turning process.

» Size: 39" high by 15" wide by 14" deep
» Skill level: Beginner

60's Era High Chair Plans

This practical high chair is designed like the old fashioned ones -- sturdy. The footrest is adjustable and the tray is removable. No special hardware is needed, though a safety belt of some sort is recommended. Through-doweling makes for ease in construction. The seat height is 22", overall height is 38-1/2". Even though we consider this to be an intermediate level project, a grandpa or dad who is a beginner in woodworking (with the proper motivation) can probably make a go of this project.

SPECIAL TIP: Remember to let ANY baby furniture which has been stained plenty of time to "air out" before turning the piece over to the new parents (usually 30 days).