👶 ECR4Kids ELR-18004 Wall-Mounted Baby Changing Station - Horizontal Folding Diaper Change Table with Safety Straps for Commercial Restrooms | ADA and ANSI Compliant | Includes Free Replacement Straps | White Granite Review

I had to buy hardware to hang the unit because it wasn't in the box. He seems strong. Place it in our church baby nursery. This prevents children from climbing onto the changing table.

We donated this item to our church There were no changing tables in the toilets and there was simply no established safe place for your baby to change. Now moms, dads, grandparents can safely change diapers in our children's room. It didn't take up much or really any space. Everyone is very happy.

review 3 years after i bought ours. We got it for our business and it was great, but when we switched seats we found that the plunger holding it closed was broken. I contacted the company for replacement parts and they sent me a brand new one! That kind of customer service makes this purchase great.

I bought this for my daughter and daycare. I have an average of 5 children, half of them are babies. This changer was needed. Easy to install with mounting hardware purchased at Home Depot. We have been using this changer several times a day since 2016. In fact, I'm still buying one today. I definitely recommend it. I also recommend always mounting it in a stud.

Easy to install. It is supported by a steel plate that you attach to the wall with 2 screws in the wall studs. After you have hung the table on the plate, fix it with 6 additional screws to prevent it from moving. I installed it in the laundry room. It resists strong downward forces. All the power you need so you don't have to worry about your child's safety. I would give it 5 stars for ease of installation but you will need to purchase your own screws and washers.

My husband and I have been hosting weddings on our Virginia farm for over a decade, and the only thing missing were the barn closets where the receptions are held. I decided to build permanent bathrooms to replace expensive toilet trailers ($800 for a wedding) and when they were finished I decided to include a changing table in one of them. My brother in law opened the box and was about to install it when we found there was no hardware inside! After a bit of research we learned that they must…

We bought this changing table for our church bathroom. Installation is fairly easy with clear instructions and a bar to ensure the product is even. A note on installation - hardware is not included. The manual contains various examples of installation situations and equipment to be procured, including tie bolts and lever bolts. Please note that this will slightly increase the cost of this product. Once installed, this changer is very durable. Overall, my setup uses 6 toggle bolts (each rated at

Easy to install. Reviews saying it comes without hardware are a bit silly. You buy good quality "togglers" and the right length screws (usually 2" fully threaded) 1/4" diameter and screw them to the wall like a piece of universal shelving or commercial shelving. If you're lucky and eventually find a piece of wood, replace the bad boy falling bolt. Use appropriate washers at each screw location. Seems strong enough. The price is right. There are too many great holes in the design to hold (cloths