Does it have extra straps that I can screw on to my dresser? Or how are you supposed to secure to the top of a regular dresser?
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It comes with two straps that you secure to the back of your dresser. It is very secure.
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It goes over the door - similar to other types of hangers for clothing, etc. Does not require any holes drilled or screws. Of course if you have a real ''skinny'' or oversized door it might not fit. Cannot recall if description gives the dimension of the rack that hangs over the door. This was a gift so I do not have here to check for you. Hope this helps!!
263203
It comes with an addtional bracket that I would think you could screw to a console or to the floor. My only concern would be how stable it would be. I still love mine! it works fantastic
1389950
I think it had a large strap with a screw and you could put it in the wall we didn't do that I cut all the straps off and I put heavy duty velcro on the bottom of the changing pad and the top of the dresser it works great I now have a 22 month old and it's still in place
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No not exactly. The entire thing has the same surface covering. I would compare it to if you covered fabric with the plastic from a milk carton. It does slide around a little. You are supposed to bolt it to the dresser etc. We have used it 2 years no problems, and we have a pretty wily kiddo.
210505
There are no straps. Elastic keeps it tucked in, but on my shallow mattress, some of those corner fasteners (like old girdle snaps) might be useful.
1032512
There are two straps to secure the basket to the trolley. The horizontal back strap goes over the back handle and the vertical back strap goes over the bar closets to the basket. I wasn't sure what you are asking. I hope this helps.
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It does come with straps, but that might be pushing it. Look for the next size up, your safe's door is 5" taller and 3 inches wider than mine, which it fits well. My concern would be, even if the straps did reach, the fit would be bad. You'd have a bit of uncovered door around the whole perimeter.
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I'm sure for the best protection of the baby it is designed to do that. I have mine on top of the dresser and it's not attached to the dresser I always keep a hand on my child while changing him and it hasn't been a problem whatsoever
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It comes with short elastic straps with hooks to hook under the seat. I never use them as the bottom of the seat has a rubbery material that doesn't allow it to slip around.
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They do not pull out all the way. I think it is a safety provision.I only have the bedside chests, not the dresser.
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It comes with straps to screw it onto a dresser, which works out fine for us.
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We have a full wall unit entertainment center and have a straps on either side and they work great. We also have one on our sons dresser. We have 3 little ones and one is a climber. Needless to say everything is still attached to the wall and kids are all intact as well. ;) I love these things
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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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I agree, it doesn't have a way to attach the end. We wound up used upholstery straight pins to hold them in place and it worked well.
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Yes, it's just flat wood pieces that interlock in place. You don't have to have those in there if you don't want them. I love this wine rack, it's a really pretty piece of furniture... my only problem now is that I have now too many wine glasses for it! ;)
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It is meant to be secured to the dresser via two tabs so it will not slide.