Has this changer damaged the top of anyone's dresser/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.
782356
Nope. I don't see how it could or would either. It's a really good changer.
782357
I use our on Ikea study table. Its been seven months that we are using this changing pad and nothing has happened to our table. Hope this helps.
782358
So comfy for baby.I sponge bath baby on it between two sinks. That is why I bought it.it is the best changing pad out there
782359
I bought this changer for my grandson, and her mother loves it. It's so easy to clean after use, and it's made of smooth rubber and there's no way it can damage her changing table (wood).
782360
Far from it--it's really awesome and soft. I don't see it damaging any type of wood
844141
I haven't had that issue but it's mostly been used as a catch all for my baby's toys. I would contact the manufacturer to see if they would replace it.
1942225
Most don't seem to have problems, but we cannot get the drawers to fit or slide. They don't seem to slide proerly, and the instructions pay scant attention to the drawers, in spite of the fact that they are the only moving parts! We also had some problems with the side bolts, and had to order a replacement part, which came quickly and solved that problem. to date, it has been a week of frustration after spending about ten to twelve hours and much research. does anyone have a suggestion re the drawer? Help!
928335
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
1453434
No. Mine is working quite well so far, even despide I have dropped it in the floor.
1709235
I have my Exo Terra High on top of 2 old dressers from my childhood. Very stable. Tipping is no problem. Getting it up there was a challenge, though. It weighs 100 lbs., so you don't just bear hug it and lift. I tilted it lengthwise onto a dresser, and then with that leverage was able to get it up there. Word of advice: remove the doors first. One of mine came out and fell, but did not break. Gave me a moment of pause, though.
1936936
you could remove the changing table part (4 raised sides), but there will be some holes on the top where the dowels go to attach the pieces.
235697
Nope. The metal is coated nicely. I haven't had any issues with it ruining the drawer. You may consider putting down a lining if you are worried about it doing any damage.
1422707
No! It has not been corrected. I wrote my own review. VERY UNHAPPY, and it wasn't just the holes not lining up, it was incorrect directions, incorrect screws and missing holes for the dowels. Also once my husband did get it assembled the top step or seat was extremely scratched. We know that it did not happen while putting it together because he assembled it on carpet. He was so upset but I couldn't ask him to take it apart to return after taking hours to get it right. But every time I look at it, I am so disappointed. We tried Old English dark walnut Scratch cover but the scratches are too deep. The step stool itself is not bad, but after all of the frustrations,I do regret the purchase, that is why I wrote the review this week. It is by far the worst experience we have had with any Amazon purchase. Cheryl Winder
1033366
No i did not. I got a standard size changing pad (babies r us brand I think) and it fits fine. The changing table/dresser is not made of the best quality materials and the husband almost fibrilated when he was putting it together but it's decent for the price. Our baby is two now and we still are using but she will probably grow out of it soon. Hope this helps!! Good luck!!
48564
Mine's rock solid, even after a major move, and we seriously load it down (6+ jackets/coats, umbrellas, work tote, reusable shopping bags, dog leashes, cane, etc). I'd say if you get one that tips, it's probably a defect and it should be exchanged.
1928281
I haven't had it long enough to be able to determine that. But, for the cost and actual function (it's very sturdy and the non-slip bottom is awesome!)...you can easily replace it if it does discolor and bother you that much.
400738
Mine leaked all over my dresser, warping it and ruining it, I scaled my hand in the process. I was in a battle with Holmes for almost a year, after they "tested" it they said they would not replace my dresser. I owned 2, and within 2-3 months, both broke and ruined my carpet. Return it before you go through what I went through with BOTH of mine. You void the warranty if you put it on wood, metal, carpet, dresser, floor... etc... its insane. If you go back through the reviews, you can find my story about their horrible customer service and how long it took me to just get reimbursed for mine.
74840
You might want to check with your local inspector as I do not believe this is UL listed for counter tops and might be a code violation. I believe it is only UL listed for furniture.
1099879
Not at all. I have noticed that from time to time (maybe once a month) you do need to reach down and tighten the knobs but I have not noticed any damage.
1868545
You can call the company and tell them it's broken. They have a lifetime warranty. I wouldn't tell them you just moved in ...just tell them the top broke....that's the truth. ..The top is broken.
76141
Hi - Our set came with damage to the top of the smallest table. I sent a note to the seller and they sent me a replacement top right away.