Cybex Iris: high chair made of beech wood that grows with the child
6.5.2026
Translation: machine translated
The highchair is available in two versions. The 3-in-1 version includes a "baby set" and a tray and is therefore suitable for babies from six months. The simpler version for older children is now also available in the shop.
Babies who are present at the family table observe, imitate and learn. This space shapes their social development. This requires a chair that can be used early enough, lasts a long time and grows with the child. The Iris from Cybex is designed as a staircase highchair. The height and depth of the seat and footrest can be adjusted independently of each other.
The frame and seat, backrest and footrest are made of European beech wood. The frame is made of solid wood, the other parts are made of veneer panels. The chair weighs 5.8 kilograms and measures approximately 55 × 48 × 82 centimetres.
Iris 3-in-1 set: complete from six months
In addition to the chair, the 3-in-1 set includes a «baby set» and a removable tray, both made of plastic. According to the manufacturer, with the «baby set», the Iris can be used from around six months as soon as babies can sit upright. It supports the child from the side so that it sits securely on the large seat. The tray makes it possible to use the chair independently of the family table: for the first spooning, later for colouring.
The set is aimed at families who want to give their child a permanent place at the table for many years to come.
Iris chair: for older children
The Iris is also available separately. Without the steps, it is suitable for children from around three years of age. The seat and footrest can be adjusted so that the knees form a 90-degree angle and the back remains upright.
The load capacity is 120 kilograms. This means the chair can also withstand adults and can later be used as a standing aid.
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