Do the screws go into wood, or are there metal bushings for the screws so that it can be safely taken apart and put back together multiple times?
89369
The crib has barrel nuts inside the pre-drilled wood holes and the screw and lock washer are screwed into the barrel nuts. It appears that it could be safely taken apart and put back together as the crib converts to a youth bed. Since I have not actually taken it apart again, I cannot say for certain. I hope this is helpful.
914347
They come apart, only 1 screw. In late Sept. I take mine down, clean them out, spray with bleach and put them in the dish washer. The are ready for next year
1224006
Sometimes you'll need to install a shim between the base of the legs and the wood to eliminate wobble. Once, you've got them all setup though, there is no wobble. The rubber feet come off easily. There is also a shorter version available though if you want something shorter.
1689422
It comes apart into 4 separate pieces. The top comes off as a standard tool box with a pullout tray inside. A small pieces holder detaches from the front of the top section as well. The lower section is 2 plastic drawers. The tabs that hold the top and bottom section of the unit are plastic that get stressed each time the unit is taken apart and put back together. Not recommended for heavy duty use. The unit is solid plastic, and will only work for craft or hobby use.
766395
It has 3 wood screws. The points are very sharp and therefor screw into the wood very easy.
880611
Ours came with screws and us screwed into the base. It does not come off of the plastic rockers.
1555418
Ours has three pieces of wood that snapped in together. They are made of the same material as the rest of it.
1342255
No screws needed, it's a snap together model! Just be a bit ginger with some of the finer joints, although that sort of a general rule I suppose.
278496
Very simple bolts and wood screws. But be sure to apply some loctite to the bolts bc they come undone with ease otherwise. Be advised that these are very fragile and the wood is very cheap do don't tighten too much bc the wood will split. Anyway easy to assemble but don't expect greatness.
1388182
this happened to me too--and it's absolutely ridiculous. How hard is it to supply screws that won't split the wood? I'm thinking about just dumping it out, or giving it to someone who has smaller screws.
469895
I absolutely would only screw it into the wood studs with the screws. Mine is rock solid AND I too am a perfectionist. If it's not in a stud, you MUST use the anchors, but I can't vouch for it's sturdiness.
976568
If I remember correctly, the top unscrews then you can lossen it enough and there are the metal end caps that need to be removed also. Then put it back together.
2004827
No it does not. There is a lot of hardware used in assembly. Once you assemble it, you will not want to disassemble.
511280
there's screws at the base but if you take them out it would fall apart as there is a center pole ( basically which is the handle ) so unless you were to cut the handle off.....but, that was a good idea, too bad as I would do the same !
1522553
I didn't have any problems at all. I loosely attached all the screws before tightening any thing down. I could see how there could be issues if someone tightened down one side in which case they wouldn't have any slack to line things up. Also I'm sure you could probably strip the wood if you over-tightened the screws.
809205
Best that I can remember is I used a long wood screw through the back; can't remember if there is whole in the back or I made one. I don't think it was too complicated, but that's all I remember.
89870
yes, the bushings are already pressed in. They DO NOT come with bolts and nuts, but those are easy to find.