I will need to attach and unattach the straps from the celing mounts daily to avoid kids playing with them when not in use. Is this easy to do?
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Yes it is easy. I'm 6' tall and I can do it in about 15 seconds for each strap by reaching up on my tip-toes to the 8' tall beams in the basement. It's actually a good stretch. If you need a stool or ladder it will obviously take longer. CAVEAT: I do think that doing this on a daily basis will tend to wear the webbing -- you have to twist it each time -- and that won't be ideal over time for the integrity of the webbing. If you're someplace unfinished like a basement, can you perhaps find something up in the ceiling to tuck the straps into?
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you can unclip the harness as you can adjust them to different hights but I don't think you can completely remove them. Although I haven't tried. I used this when my son was 2 months old though and he was fine :) I just layered the bottom with blankets
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I don't think it would be stable without anchoring. You'll get a lot of wobbling when the kids are swinging.
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It looks like it would be pretty simple to remove the strap. It is held on by leather straps that look like they could jat be untied
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The rubber bands are very easy to replace: just put them on the vertical support pieces (the ones with the pegs and the half-moon shaped cutout that rests on one of the dowels to keep the rack in the upright position). There's a pair of short (about 4" long) wooden pieces on the dowel that the vertical supports rest on - each serves as a "lock" to keep the vertical supports in place - rotate each one and fit it to the peg on the vertical support, then slide the rubber band over the two pieces. It'll still work fine without the rubber bands, but if you sometimes move the racks while they're set up, the rubber bands ensure that one or both of the supports don't come undone during this process (as someone who will occasionally load up my racks in the living room and then carry them out onto the back patio, I appreciate this feature as I have on occasion moved a rack with a missing rubber band and had that side collapse when I set the rack down - not a major inconvenience but nice to have the rubber bands to prevent it)
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No I wouldn't recommend using without the straps, your child will fall off the bed with the panels.
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The straps come with screws and you attach them to points on the changing table. I would post a picture to illustrate if I could. Hope this helps...
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Since I had'nt done it since the installation, I just verified before answering, and it is very easy since the gearing system is disangaged. It takes a 2 pound pull only, kids can disengage the system easilly. Frank
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Very easy! We took 2 of the swings off and put on an infant swing and glider. Its all hooks so you shouldn't have any problems.
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Yes very easy just put the legs on and pull back ..just like underwear except on the front legs! :p once you put it on you will need to adjust the straps make sure they are not too tight or too loose. Hope this helps :)
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Ours is not secured to the wall. I'm sure you could make something work with straps if you felt the need to do so. I personally don't feel it needs that type of securing, but, I suppose it depends on your child!
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Yes, quite easy. I remove mine in summer as ski season is over and I have no use for it.
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Very easy. There is just one bolt to tighten around the seat post to attach and remove the carrier. The bag itself easily clips on and off the carrier.
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...with screws and I would recommend this system/very sturdy--you have to buy two straps though. They are packed individually.Hope this helps you.
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I used carabiner clips to attach the straps to the child safety anchors on each side above the seat backs. It worked perfectly in a car with no headrests :-)
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Yes, its very easy to take out and put back in my car. I unhook the 3 tethers and remove it. It's a little hard to tighten the straps when you put it back in, you have to really pull hard to get the straps tight
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We haven't had to do this but it is only screwed on so it should be quite easy. Six of my 8 grandchildren have these and love them. Good luck.