do you have to drill holes in the dresser top to secure straps? How do they work?
1129763
No there are no straps. The changer sits securely on top of our wooden dresser with its rubberized feet.
1129764
Yes, but ... If you call the part where the tall hook stands as the front, and the other end as the back, there is a plastic strap (with a plastic clip in the middle) that runs underneath from front to back. That strap is useless unless you loop it through something as a tether, like sliding it through drilled 2 holes on the top of furniture, which for some reason, everyone buys the slippery lacquered version. If you do not want to have 2 ugly holes on the furniture, you can just put it on a rubber mat and/or add rubber feet, and just don't push this thing too hard to have it and baby fall onto the floor. Yes, but ... If you call the part where the tall hook stands as the front, and the other end as the back, there is a plastic strap (with a plastic clip in the middle) that runs underneath from front to back. That strap is useless unless you loop it through something as a tether, like sliding it through drilled 2 holes on the top of furniture, which for some reason, everyone buys the slippery lacquered version. If you do not want to have 2 ugly holes on the furniture, you can just put it on a rubber mat and/or add rubber feet, and just don't push this thing too hard to have it and baby fall... » Read More Yes, but ... If you call the part where the tall hook stands as the front, and the other end as the back, there is a plastic strap (with a plastic clip in the middle) that runs underneath from front to back. That strap is useless unless you loop it through something as a tether, like sliding it through drilled 2 holes on the top of furniture, which for some reason, everyone buys the slippery lacquered version. If you do not want to have 2 ugly holes on the furniture, you can just put it on a rubber mat and/or add rubber feet, and just don't push this thing too hard to have it and baby fall onto the floor. « Show Less
1566051
Pre-drill the holes. Then use a ratchet wrentch to grab the bolts. If you have your bag in the basement then it might be wise to but two of these and mount on opposing rafters so you can hold a decent heavy bag.
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
385440
There is a nylon webbing loop at the bottom center of the heavy bag. You use the bungee cord hook that comes with the Anchor Bag to clip it to that. There is no need to drill into the floor.
873454
No you don't have to drill hole, but I sold mine because they don't stay put, you can easyly fall over in them. I bought the ones you need to drill hole for, they stay in place. I hope this helps.
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.
673663
You will need to drill 4 holes. I will suggest to find the stud. You can use 1/4-in x 2-1/2-in-Toggle-Straps-with-Screws if you can not find the stud.
1662075
no. use clamp-ons. i do not know if any such bars have holes as without additional welds and reinforcements, strength/integrity would be compromised
1054350
You just screw the screws right into the seat. No holes in seat assures that the fit will fit very snug when screwed into it. Not sure about the top side screws. Maybe the correct ones accidentally were used somewhere else on the item when assembling?? I don't know. I didn't have a issue with mine. Sorry :(
1478739
It is meant to be secured to the dresser via two tabs so it will not slide.
1760930
No, you do not have to drill holes on the headboard. They are already pre-drilled. However, you will have to purchase the screws and nuts to secure it to your frame. I went to Lowes and bought the screws, washers and nuts. You will want to measure the length so you know what size screw you need.
819315
Yes. Pre-drilled holes inside the safe with fixing bolts allowing anchoring.
1789010
They do not pull out all the way. I think it is a safety provision.I only have the bedside chests, not the dresser.
302561
You don't need holes in your bar! Just slide the bar into the clamp close to the saw, and tighten the two bolts underneath the clamp! then you are set!
1389949
It has 2 pieces of material (same as strap) that go down behind dresser and nailed in. I don't have mine secured as it's on the change table with 4 sides.
1777109
The holes are pre-drilled for the knobs. It is a really nice looking piece of furniture even with the knobs. A bit tricky to assemble, but if you take your time it goes together nicely as long as you don't get in a hurry. I love mine! Its well built.
1260538
I have never used the straps - the bed rail is so sturdy without them that it always seemed superfluous. I've even used this for clients with an adjustable bed, but you have to place it just right. It's a really good bed rail, comfy, well priced and extremely functional.