What facility is there to mount to wall for toddler safety?
1158458
There is one black canvas strap that screws into the back of the bookshelf and then screws into the wall with an anchor.
148744
Not sure as to the questions but i would venture to say that you would need a at least a 25ft. by 25ft. area for kids to use equipment without bumping into objects or any interfereinces hope this helps
2179858
You can mount it at one of two heights. There is a "big kid" and a "little kid" setting. Changing it requires taking it off and reattaching it though.
193518
If you're asking for baby safety, then it didn't come with a kit but I'm sure you could attach an after-market one. If you're asking if it could be hung on the wall, I don't think so. It's pretty decent sized and I would guess too heavy to be hung.
1573634
A two-year-old will be able to yank it out with any amount of persistence. I wouldn't recommend it. It IS a great mount for use as designed, but not two-year-old proof. ;)
1704340
I put self stick velcro on the speaker and the Sanus NF24c speaker stand. I don't have toddlers but I do have large dogs that are clumsy and I've never had the speakers fall off. You might also use putty type glue pads to hold the speakers. I wouldn't drill holes in my speakers for fear of messing up warranty and the sound from my speakers.
2189585
Depends where the playpen is located. Ours is set on carpet so we placed weights at some areas on the outside perimeter so our 16 month old does not push the walls outward. Sandbags will work also
1146768
We have had our daughter in it since her 4th birthday without incident. Putting it in a corner is best. The storage section also acts as a guard for them not to tumble out. It really depends on your child but the unit is veryvsturdy and safe. We have never worried about her falling out
2032759
It comes with double sided tape on the back of it. It's pretty strong but will weaken over time. I mounted mine with short screws to give it a little extra hold. It should be ok but I'll never say that a toddler would not be able to open it to get to the cord. The top part clicks on, and with a little force one can open it.
601368
We didn't mount ours into studs and it's held up. It get opened and closed constantly (it blocks our kitchen and front door) and my 19 month old son likes to shake it.
1742441
I bought it for a 2 year old and do not see any issues with it being unsafe.
2246639
It's not air tight as far as I can tell, but there is no safety device that would keep it from slamming down on a kids head or fingers if it isn't put up the whole way. Something to think about.
243679
This is designed for adults, i.e. for weights around 200lbs. I suspect a toddler would be too light. In addition a toddler may want to hang from the stabilizer bar which could tip the whole thing over.
448088
I'm sure you can do this no problem, they are sturdy but I would suggest anchoring it to the wall if you have little ones climbing around just to be safe.
115553
We use it for this very thing. The only recommendation I would have is anchor it to the wall. When kiddos go to pull out the baskets they can get hung up and could bring it down on themselves.
1123468
It is low enough for my almost 5 year old grandaughter that she did not need a guardrail at all. For your 2-yr old, depending on howactive he or she may be, you may provide a guard rail which is not expensive at Walmart. The product is well-designed for satisfactory use.
548630
They have a backboard. My husband hooked them to the wall that way out Toddler wouldn't pull her books off the shelves. With a little weight, they tumble forward.