If you want to keep the velcro entrance open, is there a tie back so kids can keep going up and down the slide?
1941465
The base of the opening is attached to the bounce floor, and it would be unsafe to keep the front open permanently. The product is specifically designed to remain relatively closed, although in order to comply with ASTM toy standards, the velcro is not particularly difficult to undo, in order for kids to easily enter and exit.
1941466
No there is not a way that is built in. It is made to keep the kids in while bouncing.
696723
You can undo the Velcro And let the sides hang open. It stays open very well like that.
1339028
Yes and there are velcro strips to keep it closed. Actually there are 2 velcro strips per side and the front ones have a double sided strip so the top will stay closed.
1228011
The little half circle opening you see in the photos is where they put their foot to step in. As they get older and it gets lowered all the way down, they won't need to use it. Awesome item to have if you have a child that loved to help you.
605293
There is a tab at the end of each section that slides through a slot in the high hair. Then the tab opens up so that the strap stays in place. It's just like the tabs on the fisher price jumperoo. Hope this helps.
303431
Yes. We had no problem opening the middle velcro tab and putting our son's pacifier back in. It will make a little noise opening the velcro, but that wasn't a problem for us. We have been pleased with the canopy. It's not perfect, but for the price we think it was a great purchase.
465619
No, it does not stay open with the sides upright. You can open it with the sides up but it falls very easily and does not stay up. It is flat when they are playing with the toys and then you pull the strings to close it when they are done playing.
1277083
I don't have s problem with sliding. I have a 1 year old that plays with the curtain all the time too, and we have never had an issue. No matter what it's not possible for it to slide off due to the end design.
539796
Get a tie down to put up. This is great for younger kids. You want them to have fun the first couple of times so they slack for life
1946982
Never used the tieback - sorry I think there may be a slit in the fabric to pull through?
1131632
I think it depends on the design of your window. Our windows slide sideways on one side. We use only one wedge at the top and it's extremely strong and not going anywhere. We have forgotten about them and hit the wedge before, it only gets locked in tighter the harder you try to open the window --- there's no way a child is going to move it once in place unless they can physically reach the wedge and are strong enough to pull it off --- the velcro is also very strong.
1992330
Ours had a slide where the top of the flap is hidden, its spring loaded n a pain to get up but once up u see a screw which will allow u to pull out the old flap n shove the new one n just tighten down n let the slide down! Atleast thats how ours works!
1722402
There is a screw on the slides that allows you to lock the slides in place, I think the folks having trouble with the slides have not made certain that this screw is all the way loose. Mine was not and the slide was a bit stiff. Once I loosened the screw....smooth as glass!!
63966
Yes, there's a solid door that you can slide into place so they can't go in or out. It works very well.
1017584
Yes the closure is with velcro but I've filled mine a few times and it still opens and shuts fine. Hope this helps.
274678
we were able to attach the safety gate which doesn't touch the ground. It is hinged on one side and opens up but there is no way to keep it to stay open and it takes a bit of the step room as well as it hits you because it wants to close. We are installing a hook and eye thing to it to secure it open when in use and hope that will work.
1691639
The window drapes pull up to a Velcro tie all around the house with a mesh opening left, so not completely open but with mesh. Except front entry where the drapes Velcro up without mesh. Great playhouse!