IKEA ANTILOP highchair with safety belt

Name: IKEA ANTILOP highchair with safety belt
Brand: IKEA

Cheapest freestanding chair here

A freestanding chair rated to 15 kg and 3 years, with a safety belt and legs that come off for carrying. The tray and cushion are sold separately. The NHS says to use a 5-point harness in a highchair, so check this belt against that, or ask at the store.

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7.6/10

It's for a family on a tight budget, or anyone wanting a spare for a grandparent's house. It isn't for parents who want a 5-point harness, a footrest or an adjustable seat.

Good

The lowest price in our highchair list, for a chair rated to 3 years or 15kg
Legs come off without tools for carrying, by IKEA's and Mumsnet's accounts
Few places for food to hide, say Mumsnet and BabyGearLab

Less good

Mumsnet and BabyGearLab both list a three-point harness, while the NHS says 5-point. IKEA's page gives no number
Older stock from one supplier was recalled in 2012 over the buckle, so check a second-hand one
No footrest, and no height or seat adjustment
BabyGearLab found the tray hard and loud to take off
The tray and cushion cost extra, so the headline price isn't the whole bill for most families

Scored by Pavel Ryzhikh on 3 November 2026, from public sources. Not a hands-on test.

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What the maker states
Maximum child weight	15 kg
From age	When able to sit up unaided
Harness	Safety belt included

Where this came from

ANTILOP highchair with safety belt product page

Other highchairs

£12

Chair and belt, regular price, tray extra

Read on ikea.com/gb (UK), 3 November 2026.

See it at ikea.com/gb

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Age: 6 months to 3 years. Maker: able to sit up unaided, up to 3 years or 15 kg. We list it from 6 months
Recall check: No current recall found for this model at UK OPSS, EU Safety Gate or US CPSC on 3 November 2026. ANTILOP chairs from supplier 17389, made June 2007 to November 2009, were recalled in 2012 over the buckle. Those notices are about older stock, but check the label on a second-hand one. How we check
Second-hand: Second-hand can work: check it for damage, missing parts and recalls first.

This is general information from public sources, not medical advice. For anything about your child's health or development, speak to your doctor or health visitor.