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.
2161606
I think you could disassemble easily enough, but I might be concerned with sturdiness after re-assembling. The screws might not "bite" like they do after initial construction. Though the screws are mainly for the outside shell, so it might be fine
144300
I wouldn't suggest it. It's very sturdy if put together correctly and I think taking it apart would just strip the screws.
184990
They were metal that you screw into the wood. Seems sturdy though, holds my 210 lb husband.
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.
1645131
metal screws but they have rubber gaskets. i have no problem with vibration noise with these
89870
yes, the bushings are already pressed in. They DO NOT come with bolts and nuts, but those are easy to find.
1371598
Theu do not collapse and they are put on with screws into particle board.... So disassembling repeatedly would probably not be good.
2005169
Normally it would be with wood screws, but still no problem with a metal bench. Just lay up the pattern that is provided, drill holes, and mount with your own hardware.
1111839
It comes in three pieces that screw together. But very sturdy once together.
212584
Note sure. It's a 2 piece plastic part mounted to wood that probably can be popped off with a little effort, but the screws are not visible.
1342706
I took the screws out to store mine. The beams fit pretty snug so depending on what your needs are you could leave the beams a little long so they wouldn't wobble out or put in a couple of screws part way or drill a couple of holes for removable pins, (which is what I think I will do next time I use them).
2281284
NO. The holes for the metal support brackets are pre-drilled. Mine were already in place. However, as far as I can tell, it would be fairly easy to remove the 4 brackets, drill new holes in the desired location and reinstall. The back 2 brackets are recessed flush with the wood surface but I don't see that being a huge problem. A DIY'er or someone who likes to tinker with wood could make it work. GOOD LUCK.
687680
I've never had to take it apart. It was really easy to put together. I do recommend that you don't put the Allen screw that connects to the wood piece in to tight.
1539090
The bits appear to be pressed into the sockets They are not welded. There are no set screws. The bits are not removable although you may be able to drive them out if you had to. I hope this helped you.
797333
does screw together in the middle. this is my second one. if it isnt placed perfectly level it will bow out a bit after a few weeks of use
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.