"Includes snap on system for secure mounting" - is this a strap? Or how do you secure it to a dresser? Thanks!
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.
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
1389951
There is a strap to hold the baby on the table. There is no safe way to secure a changing pad to a dresser. You could get that non slip drawer rubber and put it under the pad.
1220884
There are 3 straps. There is one strap to secure the pad to the back of the dresser. The other 2 straps go over the baby's tummy.
244502
The product page actually has an illustration showing how the knob connects to the bolt. The knob has the large part on top, with the bolt screwing into the lower (narrower) part. You can put a washer on the bolt (on the underside of the carrier's "lip") if you want it to be more secure.
446089
Yes, it comes with snap on holder for the bolts and 4 bolts. So far very happy with purchase.
1940260
You can use snaps to secure the carrier or use the 4 screws and nuts to make it very secure. I used the 4 screws and nuts.
883460
The strap uses a mounting screw that screws into a typical camera body. It is the same concept as a tripod mount that secures to a camera.
2054069
It is held on by 2 zip-ties so how secure depends on how tight you get them. The computer itself locks into the handlebar mount via a 1/8 turn locking mechanism. I find the mounting system quite adequate for the situation.
807542
It has an attachment that comes around the side and you use the nut and bolt that comes with it and have to really, really tighten it. I had to use an adjustable wrench to get it super tight. Once I did get it to a point where it would no longer turn any more, and I actually put all my weight on it and jumped up and down on it, I wanted to make sure it was not going to budge. The cheap stuff I bought before broke so I didn't want it to do the same thing. And this has my husband's clothes on it and it holding about 100-125 lbs just on that middle bar. And has been on it now for a couple of months without any slippage. I absolutely LOVE these racks. It has an attachment that comes around the side and you use the nut and bolt that comes with it and have to really, really tighten it. I had to use an adjustable wrench to get it super tight. Once I did get it to a point where it would no longer turn any more, and I actually put all my weight on it and jumped up and down on it, I wanted to make sure it was not going to budge. The cheap stuff I bought before broke so I didn't want it to do the same thing. And this has my husband's clothes on it and it holding about 100-125 lbs just on that middle bar. And has been on it now for a couple of... » Read More It has an attachment that comes around the side and you use the nut and bolt that comes with it and have to really, really tighten it. I had to use an adjustable wrench to get it super tight. Once I did get it to a point where it would no longer turn any more, and I actually put all my weight on it and jumped up and down on it, I wanted to make sure it was not going to budge. The cheap stuff I bought before broke so I didn't want it to do the same thing. And this has my husband's clothes on it and it holding about 100-125 lbs just on that middle bar. And has been on it now for a couple of months without any slippage. I absolutely LOVE these racks. « Show Less
1759534
It has this weird little strap that you screw into the wall. But the screw didn't hold and the cabinet fell away from the wall. I'm sure that if you are really handy, you could figure out how to attach it better. But I was working with what they sent me. Hope this helps.
1493102
It's a little metal attachment. It includes three short straps. But I attached a wrist strap fom an old digital camera. Works great for fishing it out of my pocket. However, it can be easily pulled by thieves, as well, so you may want to tuck it in when you're around a lot of strangers. And, since I use my iPhone 5S as a camera I don't have to worry of it slipping off my hands. It's easy to install, but be carful not to drop the tiny screws that cme with it - you might lose them, and the original iPhone screws are too short.
819918
There is a mounting strip on the bottom, attached with screws & anchors. The top is secured by mounting clips, also attached with screws & anchors. Holes for the screws & anchors are drilled. The cabinet slips on to the bottom mounting strip and clips to the top clips at each corner. The cabinet is supposed to have at least one side aligned to a stud. Unfortunately, where we needed to mount the cabinet was between studs. So instead of using the supplied anchors we used toggle bolts.
209132
Good question, in fact I just went to my music room and tested it. You can use a standard strap on the Schaller button, it feels fairly secure if the strap eyelet is not overly worn. I would caution to keep the stage antics and gyrations to a minimum just to be safe.
1759535
It comes with a plastic strap that is screwed into the wall and the back of the cabinet. This prevents it from toppling over onto someone. This unit is very lightweight and definitely needs that support because it really does not stand up by itself without support.
1315170
Straps come attached to frame. Mount frame, then insert workstation into the two (loose) straps. Snug straps up as necessary. Easy install. I did it solo, a set of helping hands couldn't hurt.
810562
Instructions assume two straps for all furniture, no option for only one strap. I have a small night stand for my child and felt it could use one strap only, but did both straps as instructed. Probably overkill for such a small nightstand, but safer overall. Still a bit of a pain installing these things but worth the price.
1092125
Snap I believe, I see no other hardware. Haven't played with it to see. But it seems tight like I can't pull it apart or Id have to break it for it to come apart. Hope that helps
621414
The "straps" are actually rubber-coated metal (with plastic inserts where needed to help take of slack) on the bottom and plastic on the top. The way it mounts is incredibly secure but shouldn't create any scatches or dents.