I don't want to put it against the wall so wondering if this is sturdy enough to stay in place and not have a toddler be able to push this around...
652687
If it's on carpet it's probably ok but on hardwood it can easily slide. Also the back is unfinished unpainted particle board so it might not look great exposed.
652688
I have a 14 month old and while mine is against a wall, I'm pretty sure if it wasn't he could push it around IF it is on a smooth, uncarpeted surface. I think if it was on carpet you would probably be OK.
652689
On Carpet is ok, on wood is going to be a problem. It would probably withstand toddler abuse but is not a solid wood piece of furnature.
652690
I don't think a toddler could push it around, it is pretty heavy, but it is unfinished on the backside so it really needs to be against a wall (like a dresser). Hope this helps!
652691
It is sturdy...we sit on top of it to put on our shoes. It will depend on what type of floor it will be on as to whether it can be pushed around. However, it is heavy but nothing is toddler proof.
652692
This is an interesting question. The cubbie is super stable and doesn't need to be supported by a wall. It has also held a 3 full sized adults (probably around 500 lbs) sitting on the top. As to the other part of your question, if you have hardwood floors, this is super easy to push around and I feel a toddler could. If you have carpet it would be harder to slide around. Hopefully that answers your question!
313520
It would be if you secure it to the wall. It is made of very light weight materials, and the legs on mine were just a little off, creating a wobble. It could easily topple over if not secured to the wall.
1485129
Good question. My son is only 10 months so he hasn't tested it that well. He stands up in it but isn't too angry yet. I think it's fairly sturdy, especially for how light it is but I can't be sure. Its frame isn't connect to the sides of the bed like a pack and play so that may or may not be better for you. I think it would make it harder to knock over.Sorry I can't be more helpful
227803
It is pretty sturdy and as long as the floor is level, you should not have any problem without mounting it to the wall.
1897504
I wouldn't recommend it! It comes with fasteners to attach it to the walls to keep it from falling over.
1459801
it's plenty stable without being attached, especially when there's weight on the shelves, but for safety reasons, if there's little kids around, I definitely would attach it - wouldn't want a toddler pulling it down
2239220
It is sturdy - but your toddler will easily push it over. Also, got mine last summer, and now the paint is peeling off. Maybe I should have taken it inside during the winter.
2180223
O no!!! It's about as sturdy as a cardboard box! It's very nice, looks exactly like picture and very safe! It's flexible so I don't think it could hurt ur toddler!
390326
It leans on the wall (it doesn't stick) so it shouldn't be a problem. The weight of the items you put on it will also help keep it stationary.
43291
Dear friend,I did not secure it to the wall. It stands there stably. You are able to put something such as small piece of thin wood or sth. else underneath its front lower cornerpoints in order to make sure it is stable.
827143
Absolutely not. Still wobbles a little bit even with screws in it. Used L brackets to secure it to the wall.
1033753
It's pretty sturdy on it's own. If you have kids or pets though, I'd attach it to the wall. Also, be careful with weight distribution. If you put the heaviest stuff on top, you'll make it easier to topple should it get bumped.
2255350
No, it doesn't have to be against the wall! I had the same concern, but my son and his friends can lean back on it no problem. The chair has very strong bands that attach to Velcro at both sides. I can't speak to how long they will last--we've had it for about 6 months.
1341338
I wouldn't recommend you not mounting it to a wall, kids like to climb and the weight on the front could make it tilt over
2080075
We don't have ours secured to the wall. It is very sturdy. My daughter has often climbed up and down the side instead of using the latter and has never tipped it over. I assume you can use any fabric safety strap by wrapping it around any of the metal bars on the long end without the later.
840290
If it can with stand a toddler pushing on it and not fall off I think it would be fine it just depends on how hard you will be putting force on it.it has these patches on the underside of it that are of some sort of rubberish material that has little grippers on it. My son (about 30 lbs when I used it for him to transition his to his high full size bed) would push on it pretty hard and it never fell off. Plus you put it under the fitted sheet and that also helps to keep it on. With that being said I never had an issue with the sheet coming off either but I buy sheets for a double that are about $80 so I would invest in high quality sheets, if you don't already have some. If it can with stand a toddler pushing on it and not fall off I think it would be fine it just depends on how hard you will be putting force on it.it has these patches on the underside of it that are of some sort of rubberish material that has little grippers on it. My son (about 30 lbs when I used it for him to transition his to his high full size bed) would push on it pretty hard and it never fell off. Plus you put it under the fitted sheet and that also helps to keep it on. With that being said I never had an issue with the sheet coming off either but I buy sheets for a double that are... » Read More If it can with stand a toddler pushing on it and not fall off I think it would be fine it just depends on how hard you will be putting force on it.it has these patches on the underside of it that are of some sort of rubberish material that has little grippers on it. My son (about 30 lbs when I used it for him to transition his to his high full size bed) would push on it pretty hard and it never fell off. Plus you put it under the fitted sheet and that also helps to keep it on. With that being said I never had an issue with the sheet coming off either but I buy sheets for a double that are about $80 so I would invest in high quality sheets, if you don't already have some. « Show Less
994635
It's pretty sturdy as long as its not pulled out all the way. Although it is pretty light weight so a pet could probably just push it out of the way. It comes with screws to bolt on the wall so you might want to use those or put a chair in front of it.