Could this product be used a s toy chest? Does it have a safety-type lid?
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I don't know what a safety-type lid is. I don't think it slams shut. I think it has some sort of hinges that stop it from doing that. But it definitely doesn't fasten. You could use it for a toy chest or anything. But if you wanted it not to be opened by toddlers when they're by themselves, then this wouldn't be the thing. Starting from ages 2-3 they're probably able to get into it by themselves. I'm not sure there'd be an easy way to fasten it or keep it closed either, other than putting something heavy on top of it. But that would probably defeat the purpose.
494683
This is a really nice chest; the hardware to assemble the sides to the bottom is similar to IKEA screws, but overall, it's a good quality chest for linens or keepsakes. The lid does allow for it to open and close "softly" by utilizing two spring type latches. For a toy chest, I would suggest locating something a little more durable that could better stand a child's wear and tear.
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It slides into slots on the sides and is pretty sturdy for what it is designed for which is a doll. The wood piece however is very thin. It should handle numerous items such as plastic baby bottles, baby blankets and other light items. But I would not fill it with filled containers of baby powder, baby wipes, vasoline or anything heavy due to the risk of splitting the wood.
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Yes, but you would have to remove the seat. The safe comes with a mounting plate that you secure then the safe locks in with a slide in slot and two thumb screws. It's a bit tricky to get it secured with the thumb screws. Maybe with smaller hands it would be easier. Love the safe and ease of use. I only had to mount it once so in the scope of things it's not bad to mount.
2054259
No...we put a tote with a hinged lid in it. This worked good for what we needed it for.
346846
You have the ability to adjust the tension with this device but keep in mind it is made to close a full sized door. In my case, it does not "slam" or even fully close the door - I use it to Keep the door close to being closed when the dog comes in from outside. As far as a toy chest would go I think it would depend on the size and weight of the door you want to mount the device on.
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You won't be able to use the top drop box for that, absolutely not. For the bottom, you're also not going to be able to fit that in there because i don't think you can rotate the box once it's in the safe. I mean, I don't know for sure because I don't have something in those dimensions, but just looking at it with a ruler I think it's going to be a no-go for you. Hope this helps.
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The lid stays open while you are working inside the bench. There is no danger of it falling closed on your kids, unless another kid pushes it closed. (Let's face it, they're kids, right?) :) But as for the lid "self closing", no, that's not going to happen. I use it to store my crochet work, and have no issues with the lid.
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Yes it opens for storage of small items. However, you have to hold it open. It will not stay open. This makes it difficult for toddlers to play by putting toys in and taking toys out.
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I'm not sure. The liquid limit is typically 3oz and the toy likely contains more than 3oz of fluid within it, so I would personally check it to be on the safe side.
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The lock is for the lid, which only covers the top section. The sides and drawers open freely. But it's not like it's really secure, regardless. Would only stop a child from gaining access. It is a pretty nice jewelry box, though.
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I use this as a toy box for my toddler. the top remains open while she is taking her toys out and putting them back in. It will not shut on its own
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Not much. I attempted to use one hinge for a 20" X 40" pine toy chest lid. Had to use two. Good luck.
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The manufacturer said to store in an open container. I have mine in a sterlite plastic box with no lid and it has done fine. This has been a favorite for my 3 and 5 year olds to play with. Even after having it for many months now.
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No. It's soft and snugly and would probably make a huge mess. It's ment as a kids snuggle toy or Disney collectable :)
1560551
There's a slidable lid on the top, but the pieces can fall out the front face. (It's a 5-faced wooden container, as pictured.)
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Don't think so, it is tall and has an odd shape - you would need bubble wrap and a large box. Hope this helps
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Used on hope chest and toy box lids. Position open lid stay to open lid and side of box. Mark position of mounting hole at lid. start mounting screws to lid, remove and mount stay bracket to lid. Have a helper steady lid in open most position desired while mounting fully open stay bracket to box side. Pop out side and lid brackets to reposition for opposite side if using 2 stays for heavy lid. Adjust tension (equally if 2) until desired speed (slow) is attained. I use these for grandchild safety purposes, don't want any smashed fingers.