Can you mount this mobile on a crib with a solid wood panel (no bars)?
333614
Bars are required for this device to work, so it won't work for things like pack and plays. And I believe bars are required for all cribs that are made now, so that babies get good air flow.
333615
I don't believe so. The only way it can be mounted securely is through the bars.
333616
Not without involving some other contraption. If you look at my little video, you'll see how I had to arrange a crate to hold it. you might be able to hang something onto the crib and then attach the mobile to that. tiny love also has a smaller portable mobile would attach to a solid crib. It isn't nearly as fascinating, but it does the trick and by the time the baby is 7 or 8 months old you won't need the mobile anymore anyway since the baby will be physically able to "get" it by then.
579608
This is how the mobile attaches: If you look at the picture (lower left hand corner), there is a round disk that unscrews from the main arm of the mobile. You insert the screw between the slats of the crib, then screw back on the round disk (which is larger than the gap between slats). So unless the pack and play has an opening it wouldn't work. Most pack and plays I'm familiar with have the side netting attached all the way up to the top bar, so there would be no way this mobile could attach to it.
112537
I do not have that crib, so I looked it up online. I do not think this will wrap around the thicker bar. There should be other wraps for the thicker bars. I have a Graco Freeport Classic.
1002286
It doesn't come with any mounts. It is just the bar, so you would need to buy a mount separate.
876038
NOt as it comes out of the box, no. You would be missing the vertical brace at one end points and there is only one set of wall mounting hardware. Each panel does come out though, and I think if you could get an additional set of wall mounting hardware it would work.
541191
I called amazon to inform them I did not have one of the mounts. The company in Calif. had to mail us two new mounts. The important thing is to get the mounts securely attached to the outside wall. Then the awning can be screwed into the mounts. This product does not mount well on a mobile home. Walls are not that solid. You have to beef up the wall before you can mount it.
1558695
You could raise the crib mattress up one notch, and then you should gain the necessary room in insert the bulky bed rail frame that way. If you look at a picture of the Kidco Convertible Bed Rail on another site (just google the name), you'll that is what they've done. Hope this helps!
761114
The instruction manual only shows how to mount it on a base ans I don't see a bracket in the back to do that with, so I think the answer is no. Sorry.
1329087
I have a crib with solid ends as well. I attached the bumper to the slatted sides only. Our baby is just a few days old and hasn't used his crib yet, but I think it's going to work well. I also had mine monogrammed and it looks great!
2093513
I don't believe so. It has a strap of webbing that comes out of the bottom, runs over the railing of the crib, and clips back into the top of the box. If you don't have slats on your crib it won't work. My son's crib broke during our move and I can't clip the mobile onto the pack 'n play we're using in the mean time.
190416
You could choose to not bolt the play bars on. The structure bolts to the top. You would just have a drawer on top thats all
1532329
Our crib has a metal bottom and it works fine. Our crib is slightly scratched on the surface where the rail touches it because my son shakes the railing.
1338129
It should work just fine. My daughter's crib also has a wooden platform, not springs, and this bed rail is designed specifically for these types of cribs.The rail has durable, adjustable straps that run from the rail under the mattress and to a metal disc. You place the disc upright against the opposite side of the mattress from the rail, and the mattress itself holds the rail in place. Unless your kid is strong enough to lift up his/her mattress, you shouldn't have any problems with the bedrail moving or shifting at all.
839095
There are two small velcro straps in the back. As long as the crib has bars or something to strap it to, you should be fine.
815463
You don't need any bars or rails to use this. It's not mounted but just strapped on with straps running through inside the car along the roof. Hope that helps.
49604
I am afraid I can't help you! The frame has mounting holes, and I assume you could bolt through to a platform, but I am not sure it is designed for it.
55654
On the inside there is a plastic plate and a plastic screw extends from the plate and goes between the vertical slats of the crib. You secure it with a large plastic "nut" that is large enough to cover two vertical slats. It says it won't damage the crib, but if you screw it tight enough, you could leave pressure marks in wood. There's no way to secure it to the top bar of the crib. In theory, if your baby pulled down hard enough, it could slip down. I was worried about that, but my son hasn't shown any interest is pulling on the base.