how do i secure the pad into a table-top WITHOUT putting screws? Its not mine to drill in
1980418
The pad fits snug into the changing station or changing table. No need to drill.
1980419
If the pad is fitting into a changing table, there is no need to secure the pad. If you are trying to use the pad on a flat table top (ie chest, etc), then there is really not a way to secure it safely. I recommend changing the baby on the pad on the floor where it is safe...easy to do.
1980420
The only thing I can think of without screwing into the unit itself would be to locate a stud in the wall behind the unit and screw it into the stud??
1405485
I can't remember exactly, and my table is on a job site so I can't look at it, but I believe there is a groove in the aluminum part of the table that one slides into with tension screws on the outside rim to hold them in place. The other went in the fence rail with tension screws as well. I will check my table Monday and try to confirm.
1903429
No it doesn't lock and unless you drill a hole in the side, you will not be able at attach a pad lock either.
1087759
Its easy to remove the router motor without turning the table upside down. Just unlock a clamp, press a lever, and turn the motor to line up a groove, and slide t out. Then you can install the router in plunge base for hand held work.
1439599
You should definitely not have to drill holes and I'm surprised it doesn't fit. This stand adjusts inward and outward slightly until the tubular frame fits perfectly into grooves in the bottom of the keyboard. Look for those two grooves in the keyboard and once the frame is seated in them, then the center attachment should be aligned to its own screw hole. Good luck!
2193392
There should be an Allen Wrench included with the table but I don't know the size. The rest of the screws just take a simple Phillips screw driver.
483264
James, You do not need to attach, drill, use clamps, or screw anything onto a desk top or table. The base is heavy and supports easily two 20" screens. It also provides clips to keep cords neat and orderly.Hope this helps. Ali
77722
There is a wooden bar attached to the underside of one edge of the table, that the opposite leg rest against. It works very well and simplifies setting it up
21305
Twist the pad counter clickwise. Slide up. Twist back to lock position. If I can remember correctly, it has 3-4 positions.
986012
You push the top and the bottom go down and then you can attach to side of table. It has a spring inside and doesn't damage the table
1248542
I didn't drill holes but used the provided clamp. I clamped it onto the end of the table that is against the wall. It worked perfectly. Unhindered. I hope that helps.
2223567
I felt that the whole thing slid around a lot so I got that grippy shelf liner stuff at the dollar store and put that under it. That helped a ton.However in my opinion it's not the pad that needs to be secure...it's the wiggly baby! The dresser I had it on was very high. As soon as my son started sitting up at about 5.5 months I put the pad on the floor. I wasn't taking any chances! It's been there ever since!
764113
What do you have under the table where it would be anchored? I would be concerned about baby banging on a glass top able.
364063
You would have a hard time using it if it wasn't clamped down. Use blocks of wood to protect you table. That is what I have done.
123532
You have to attach the top to the bottom with plastic bolts and metal screws. You don't need any tools. Very simple.
155853
The legs attach to the table with two screws that enter from within the diagonal brace into the leg itself, there should have been 8 screws, lock washers and flat washers as well as an Allen key/wrench to tighten screws. I found that you will need to adjust legs prior to final tightening to ensure they are flush with the top of the base of the table. Hope this helps, Dave
32616
The Non-Oeuf changing table (I'm not sure they make changing tables) I got came with 4 sides which made a frame on top of a dresser that I put the changing pad into. It doesn't come with screws or Velcro. This is a link to the table i purchased and the pad fit perfectly;