Can the changing table/dresser be detached from the crib?
1246035
Yes theoretically it can, but than you can't use it. So practically not :-)
1246036
No. If the changing table is built and not attached then the crib is missing the side panel or if you choose to not build the changing table and just use the side panel then that side should be against a wall because you'll be able to see groves/ holes of where the changing table is suppose to be attached.
1389951
There is a strap to hold the baby on the table. There is no safe way to secure a changing pad to a dresser. You could get that non slip drawer rubber and put it under the pad.
67812
Yes, the larger, lower area of the dresser fits perfectly a changing pad for changing the baby. I would recommend a changing pad and you will need to screw the pad down to the back of the dresser.
1623596
There's a velcro "tape" on the strap that you can attach to the dresser. The pad itself doesn't attach to the dresser
1317722
the inside of bed is removable. Two separate items. You can take middle out, standard crib sheet add, and put back in. The only negative I could give it is the Sides are not sufficient to prevent getting out or anything so you will want to have on floor for 1 year or younger IMO.
1306105
Yes, very easily! The design of the bed is not permanent, so it would be easy to take it apart and move it
1615995
The bassinet is removable. When it is attached it is actually very secure. But you can also detach it to carry the basket part to a different part of the house.
1263897
The drawer can be removed by depressing a plastic latch in the railing. Is that what you mean by come apart?
1865462
No. The top stays the same. But it does look like a dresser, not changing table.
442940
yes you can. our granddaughter is now three and her mom and dad took both rails off. this is a wonderful beautiful crib. she will be in it for a long time. very well made and great investment.sincerely, meese
1588515
If your changing table has slats on the railing, then it likely can be attached.
1865458
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.
571612
The crib can be disassembled but it's not really all that easy. Just moved and it took 4 grown men to figure it out with directions.
869108
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.
1898235
The top and bottom of the entire unit iare attached to the wall so that should not be a problem. The rod that holds the clothes can be taken out of the sliding slot in the middle where there is a small opening, but it takes effort. The sliding rod moves up and down with ease and does not become detached. I own two units and have not had this problem.
55654
On the inside there is a plastic plate and a plastic screw extends from the plate and goes between the vertical slats of the crib. You secure it with a large plastic "nut" that is large enough to cover two vertical slats. It says it won't damage the crib, but if you screw it tight enough, you could leave pressure marks in wood. There's no way to secure it to the top bar of the crib. In theory, if your baby pulled down hard enough, it could slip down. I was worried about that, but my son hasn't shown any interest is pulling on the base.
1156686
You could. It may be a bit bulky for that. We kept it permanently on the changing table.