What's the best way to attach this to a dresser?
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It's designed to be used with changing tables that have a lip or rails all the way around, not with a traditional dresser.
1779044
The changing pad comes with a strap. However, this strap is intended for the baby, not to secure it to furniture. I don't believe this is intended for a dresser. I personally wouldn't do it. If you are gonna go that route, I'd invest in some Velcro strips so it doesn't slide all over, and I'd never leave the baby unattended.
1262715
I fastened a slide to each side of a drawer box; then I made 4 metal L shaped brackets and fastened 2 brackets to each slide. The other side of the bracket was fastened to a shelf under the drawer box. The drawer box was suspended slightly above the shelf by the brackets so it would slide out.
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We ended up drilling new holes. Lame. But I think after doing it we found that if we'd arranged the pieces differently we wouldn't have had to. The pieces aren't labeled well, but if you play around with it a bit you can find how it fits! On the plus side, we've had this dresser for three years now and it's still standing tall. Good luck!
1093186
you might of installed the slider tabs upside down. This was the worst dresser purchase of my lifetime, FYI
997481
Use zip ties to hold all of the pieces in place when screwing themIn- will save you a huge headache
2011952
I agree, it doesn't have a way to attach the end. We wound up used upholstery straight pins to hold them in place and it worked well.
1234049
I hung mine on a swivel wall mount that came with the artwork, however I don't recall a stand for desk top or dresser placement.Ken
2035838
You could use small, thin nails. Wouldn't recommend screws for reinforcement. It really comes down to the amount of and weight of things you intend to use within the storage bench. I've got a TV, DVD player, and a few other things on the very top with a jewelry box, DVDs, and some small statues within the cubby holes.
310059
I believe it would be too tall to place on a dresser unless you have a very large bedroom. I also do not remember if we put the legs on it or if it came that way.
89160
No . I spent the WHOLE weekend trying to figure it out... I would just spend the extra money on a dresser that is already together!! :)
1558339
The dresser is very sturdy and can hold a television. Keep in mind you have to build it yourself so how sturdy it comes out also depends on you.
394251
The best way is with both glue and staples. The glue will help hold it more securely. You can use staples to attach to the walls. Thank you.
738683
Very. The factor that you may have to determine is can you find a stud to secure it. I had to move a dresser a slight bit to one to ensure my screws would be effective. Each plastic piece is solid with two screw holes that when fastened to a stud it will be flush to the wall and in essence part of it. I've test the strength on all of my dressers. If the dresser is close to the wall and you have fastened it properly. Before the dresser can fully tilt, the strap catches it and is impossible for the full weight of the dresser to even put tension on the strap and plastic.
928336
Mine is not secured and it's on top of a dresser. The dresser has a back and sides though so it would only slide off the front. But I make sure to always hold him. Or have one hand on him.
162721
These go on both sides at the front of the drawer opening in the chest, with the long dimension perpendicular to the vertical sides of the opening and the short dimension up against the edge of the opening. The bottom of the side walls of the drawer slide on these. To install them, you'll probably have to use either a small hammer or the side of a hammer and it works best if you put a small piece of wood or something stiff and flat, even a putty knife between the glide and the hammer so you're actually distributing the load on the glide, otherwise the head of the tack in the glide will break through. If it does, you can still make the glide work by hammering the tack down with a nail set. Photo posted. These go on both sides at the front of the drawer opening in the chest, with the long dimension perpendicular to the vertical sides of the opening and the short dimension up against the edge of the opening. The bottom of the side walls of the drawer slide on these. To install them, you'll probably have to use either a small hammer or the side of a hammer and it works best if you put a small piece of wood or something stiff and flat, even a putty knife between the glide and the hammer so you're actually distributing the load on the glide, otherwise the head of the tack in the glide will... » Read More These go on both sides at the front of the drawer opening in the chest, with the long dimension perpendicular to the vertical sides of the opening and the short dimension up against the edge of the opening. The bottom of the side walls of the drawer slide on these. To install them, you'll probably have to use either a small hammer or the side of a hammer and it works best if you put a small piece of wood or something stiff and flat, even a putty knife between the glide and the hammer so you're actually distributing the load on the glide, otherwise the head of the tack in the glide will break through. If it does, you can still make the glide work by hammering the tack down with a nail set. Photo posted. « Show Less
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we just sit it on top of our dresser. it did come with straps with a screw on it, if you are so inclined, though. but it does not really slide around on top of our dresser, so i have not seen a need to attach as of yet. hope this helps.
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Bolted to wall from inside on right and left side. Make sure you find studs on both sides of the cabinet.