Does the changing table top come off so that it can be used as a normal dresser when the child is older?
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It isn't really a changing table top. The top of the dresser (the length, I suppose) is longer than a changing pad, so if you put a changing pad on top - which we plan to do - you can set a basket at the end of it or something else. I liked that option so when the babe was old enough, I could just take the changing pad off and it is a regular dresser, and doesn't look like a "baby" piece of furniture.
1865459
I changed my mind about the product and also didn't receive all my refund back from wayfare.
1865460
Per my review, I literally never got to use the dresser as it fell apart when we tried to move it into place. I do not think the top comes off though.
1865461
I'd imagine it would come off considering it is just on there with inserted wooden pegs, not screws.
1865462
No. The top stays the same. But it does look like a dresser, not changing table.
1492904
Yes. We got it for our 6 year old and it was okay for him (with help), but he knows its not a toy and just sits on his dresser once it was assembled.
60452
I don't think so. It is repositionable. I just bought a used dresser with shelf liner in the drawers and it came off after having been on there for years with no damage.
1623599
Yes, the strap has a large adhesive strip that adheres to the dresser and then the changing pad sits on top of it.
443107
The changing area simply snaps on to the top of the playard. You could remove it to access the bottom area, which would seem safer as it would be in the way over the top. It comes off fairly easily. I have only used this with a newborn at this point, but am very pleased with it.
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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.
615275
Changing table doesn't flip. It is stationed. You can remove it to use the playpin.
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One of the reasons I bought this bed for my granddaughter was because it converted to a toddler bed, but the changing table is the support on the right side for the crib configuration and can not be detached as a separate piece. Still is a very nice crib and my daughter in-law loves it.
351415
No...when you convert the crib to a toddler bed you are only removing the front bar and front panel. The rest of the crib stays put together, so the mattress still fits
63327
It comes disassembled with instructions. As long as it's assembled correctly, it's perfectly sturdy. I asked my father-in-law to assemble it because it was quite the project, but I've been very happy with this changing table.
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Yes, it can be used without the changer top. There are extra pieces that you screw on to make the changer area, including a cardboard-like piece that protects the top of the dresser from scratches. But you don't have to assemble the changer part at all. Hope that helps.
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You could. It may be a bit bulky for that. We kept it permanently on the changing table.
782355
Nope. It doesn't screw into the dresser or anything. It's totally secure, though, because it's quite heavy. It's not going anywhere when the baby is on it. Do make sure that your dresser is wide enough, as it is a bit wide. The restraining strap does stick to the dresser, but honestly I've never felt like I needed to use it. The changer has deep sides, and we never walk away with the baby there.
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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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Its been a while , so I don't remember I can go look. But I know there are no extra pieces to buy for keeping it as two pieces. And yes it is very long connected. But it is designed to be versatile. I know that the changing table is open on the sides and the back. This is a beautiful piece and if you separate it it will work and still be funtional
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No. This is a large, heavy, assembled piece of furniture. I would not recommend removing the top.
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It is one piece and secured with screws. You cannot detach and put back the top changer if that is what you are asking. So if you are looking to use the top changer as a separate unit, that will not be possible with this design. However, if you are looking to make this just a flat top chest-of-drawers like furniture, then the 4-side flanks of the top changer can be taken out by making appropriate alterations to Assembly Steps 8 and 12 (in the assembly manual) and you will need to procure 4 separate screws to secure the side boards to the top one.