Can this be screwed to a dresser or changing table? Many we looked at came with a piece to screw it on and the two sided one we have did not.
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I bought this along with an antique oak dresser to act as a changing table for my grandson. My son said it was a simple job to screw the mat to the back of the dresser, the snaps come with it. It was very stable. My grandson has now outgrown the situation but after they took it off the dresser they used it as a place for him to nap.
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it comes with snaps that can be screwed into the back of the dresser, so the changing pad can be snapped on and off.
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Yes. It actually comes with snaps that can be screwed on then it can be snapped on to the snaps which is nice because you can clean under to or put it away between kids or whatever.
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This isn't an official answer by any means, but I don't think you can. The bed has a different method of attaching it on the stairs side than it does on the drawer side.
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The strips of wood in the box screw the 2 to the sections of the dresser. But if your working alone screw the wood pieces to the bottom first,then add the mirror
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No not exactly. The entire thing has the same surface covering. I would compare it to if you covered fabric with the plastic from a milk carton. It does slide around a little. You are supposed to bolt it to the dresser etc. We have used it 2 years no problems, and we have a pretty wily kiddo.
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The changing pad comes with a strap that attaches with a screw to the back of the dresser. We got this one for our daughter and she said the attachment style works fine, does not worry about the pad sliding off of the dresser.
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The pulls screw into pre-drilled holes on the drawer fronts. If you had your own pulls with screws attached that fit the holes, or are comfortable increasing the size of the holes, then different pulls could be used. IMO, that seems like a lot of work for a cheap side table.
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No. The two sides of the table bolt together and I don't think that would work with this table.
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It is meant to be secured to the dresser via two tabs so it will not slide.
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Yes, you can use double sided tape or screw it in. Hopefully you have room to mount it on a flat surface as that would be better. Hope that helps.
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The belt that comes with the changer has a sticky side to attach to the dresser; however, the pad itself does not attach to the dresser. You may be able to attach it using double sided mounting tape, but that would likely damage the dresser. I have been using this changing pad for 5+ months with a wiggly baby and the pad does not slide on the dresser at all while the baby is on it. This changing pad is much sturdier than the traditional rectangular foam pads.
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we just sit it on top of our dresser. it did come with straps with a screw on it, if you are so inclined, though. but it does not really slide around on top of our dresser, so i have not seen a need to attach as of yet. hope this helps.
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The answer is something in between. The changing table is far easier to take off than the bassinet, so you could just put it someplace else if you wanted. But you ca't hang it off the side. Hope that helps!
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I agree with the other answers. The dresser isn't made of solid wood so it seems it would not hold anything very heavy. Mine just has clothing in it and it works great for that and looks nice, as well!
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No, the changing table acts as one end of the crib. I would guess that when using as a toddler bed the changing table comes off and is not needed any more.
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You can choose to put it on or not, but it is not stable enough if you do not attach it. Please see at a local Ikea, as it is toooo expensive here.
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Very. The factor that you may have to determine is can you find a stud to secure it. I had to move a dresser a slight bit to one to ensure my screws would be effective. Each plastic piece is solid with two screw holes that when fastened to a stud it will be flush to the wall and in essence part of it. I've test the strength on all of my dressers. If the dresser is close to the wall and you have fastened it properly. Before the dresser can fully tilt, the strap catches it and is impossible for the full weight of the dresser to even put tension on the strap and plastic.
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We ended up drilling new holes. Lame. But I think after doing it we found that if we'd arranged the pieces differently we wouldn't have had to. The pieces aren't labeled well, but if you play around with it a bit you can find how it fits! On the plus side, we've had this dresser for three years now and it's still standing tall. Good luck!