Kids' Red Chairs At

Kid-sized red chairs play a crucial role in the daily activities of children, especially during education and recreation. Children enjoy having chairs their own size as it makes them feel grown up and more focused on their activities. Browse the furniture selection at Staples® to find suitable children’s chairs for kids of all ages.

Consider the Material of Red Chairs For Kids
Plastic chairs come in a range of bright colors and designs that delight children. They’re also safe, durable, and easy to clean, making them a good option when children make a mess with crayons and finger-painting. Plastic chairs are light enough for kids to carry on their own.

Wooden chairs are sturdy. Their classic designs mimic adult versions, meaning they blend perfectly with a room’s decor. Customize them further by painting or staining. However, these chairs are quite heavy, and children may not be able to carry them single-handed. Metal chairs are sleek and strong, and cleaning them is effortless. They often come in folding designs and may have fabric upholstery for added comfort.

Consider the Style and Shape of Kids’ Chairs
Comfort and safety are critical features when buying kids’ chairs. When selecting the shape, go for chairs with rounded edges. Kid’s chairs come in a range of unconventional shapes, giving kids plenty of unique options to choose from. The design and style of the chairs should balance the child’s needs and your tastes. Also, consider the size and age of the child, and be sure to choose appropriate seat heights.

What Is the Right Age Range for Red Chairs for Kids?
It’s important for kids’ chairs to fit them comfortably so they can concentrate better. The smallest children’s chairs suit kids between 2 and 3 years who can toddle and walk. Larger chairs are ideal for kids of up to 10 years. It’s worth checking the age recommendations of a particular chair before buying it.

What Is the Appropriate Height for Children’s Chairs?
The best chairs should allow a youngster’s legs to bend at a 90-degree angle with both feet flat on the floor. To find the appropriate seat height for a child, have them sit with their knees bent at 90 degrees and measure the distance between the bottom of their heels and the back of their knees. That’s how tall a seat should be. When buying a chair with a table, there should be an 8-inch gap between the top of the child’s thighs and the bottom of the table; this measurement can be less for toddlers.

What Safety Features Do Children’s Chairs Have?
Padding on solid chairs and recliners to help prevent injuries related to sitting for long periods. Recliners may come with added features such as footrests for maximum comfort. Most children’s chairs use flame-retardant CA117 certified foam to prevent open flames from spreading. The plastic or stainless steel frames and vinyl upholstery used in these chairs are also usually fireproof for extra safety. Children’s chairs that have GREENGUARD certification have met the set standards for low emissions of volatile organic compounds into the air, making them safe for children.