Does this changing pad have some sort of non-skid bottom? If I put directly on a dresser will the whole pad slide around or stay put?
1478739
It is meant to be secured to the dresser via two tabs so it will not slide.
1478740
No it doesn't have a non skid bottom. I have mines on a dresser & it's not moving around. Plus u don't have to put a cover on the material is really nice almost like leather.
1478741
No it does not. I have mine in a changing table that has elevated sides so that it's secure.
1478742
The company provides screws for attachment to the changing table. You can use a non skid shelf liner underneath the pad which I also use myself.
1478743
I got it for my daughter in law and have changed the baby on it and it did not slide at all, I compared more changing pads before purchasing the poopoose and I am so impressed with the quality of this pad and the safety. The ease of keeping it clean and no strong odors of plastic! Loveit and would highly recommend it to you!
933065
If you have tile or hardwood floors it doesn't slip! It kind of has a non slip grip at the bottom to help.
839700
The underside has no anti-skid woven into it. Mine is just the woven yarns from the front of the rug. I have not used mine yet as I am in the middle of a bathroom remodel but I will put down anti-skid product to insure it doesn't slip. Hope this helps.
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;
884812
I own 2 of these, one for each bathroom. They both have 9 skid feet on the bottom of them. I have had no problem with them sliding at all.
715130
Non skid is on the back side of pad, so if you put a pad on top and then put your baby down would work. I never used a cover.
32618
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; http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00BFJ9S1C/ref=mp_s_a_1_5?qid=1424219520&sr;=1-5π=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70&keywords;=South+Shore&dpPl;=1&dpID;=41u50XG2K6L&ref;=plSrch
1623595
It is made of non-slip rubber, and it does not slide off the dresser. It doesn't come with any attachments to hold it in place.
715134
Not sure it's been a while since I used it. I don't know how you want to use it. I'm a total minimalist. I never had a changing table I felt like it's the unnecessary piece of furniture and I still feel that way. I had the changing pad on the couch, floor anywhere I wanted to change my baby. Skid or no skid was never an issue.
310887
Mine never hopped around, but it did slide in a slow clockwise turn. I put a small rubber mat under mine, which works very well.
1779044
The changing pad comes with a strap. However, this strap is intended for the baby, not to secure it to furniture. I don't believe this is intended for a dresser. I personally wouldn't do it. If you are gonna go that route, I'd invest in some Velcro strips so it doesn't slide all over, and I'd never leave the baby unattended.
67812
Yes, the larger, lower area of the dresser fits perfectly a changing pad for changing the baby. I would recommend a changing pad and you will need to screw the pad down to the back of the dresser.
1691262
Do you mean the backing of the rug? If so...it doesnt skid around if that is what you mean. It does stay in place on a linoleum floor unless the dog or a cat ravel it up. I bought six and like them all. I use three and when I want to wash the mud off............I use the other three. I like em....
1577882
When you slide anything over this product, it will move. I have it in all my drawers and put double-sided tape along the front edge to hold it, otherwise it slides back every time I close the drawer.
715131
If it's a standard changing pad cover that goes on like a fitted sheet, yes. The no-skid stuff is on the bottom of the pad.
1108819
No it does not have a non-skid bottom, however it doesn't moove anywhere, so you wont need that. This way you can flip it around and use both sides (which is a plus in my oppinion)Regards,
147325
Both, the weight and the bottom of the pad. I haven't had any issues with mine sliding around.