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?
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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
2134338
i just tighten up the screws and i have not had any problem. it has been the best cart i have ever used. i wish i had had this one 7 years ago instead of wasting money on multiple different carts. you won't regret using this one.
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.
1111839
It comes in three pieces that screw together. But very sturdy once together.
919401
I would not suggest taking it apart. There is no threading to hold the screws in place, in fact there are only small depressions in the plastic to show where the screws go. The assembly is okay, but you need some muscle since there are no starting points for the screws. Any disassemble after the first installation would only weaken these points and cause loose fittings and probably a hazard. Unsure of box dimensions, no longer have it. I think it can be found in the description area for shipping size.
1388182
this happened to me too--and it's absolutely ridiculous. How hard is it to supply screws that won't split the wood? I'm thinking about just dumping it out, or giving it to someone who has smaller screws.
130663
Ideally flat head screws, cone headed screws have more risk of cracking the wood if you over tighten a bit
767003
we had to take it apart to get it through the door frame, and my sons had to do it. we have only tried that once. it is pretty sturdy when put together, but i don't think that it could be repeatedly taken apart and reassembled. Sorry -
1046581
just use the wood screws they send with the kit. I superglued the nuts on the back. opps, they don't send those. I went to the hardware store several times with bad words in my mind.
842121
Hi, no screws, the supporting pieces are on a hinge. You just position them straight or in a zigzag pattern. Really easy to change as needed.
228860
Yes, it comes in pieces. I did not put it together myself as we have a handyman that assists with these things in my office. He did say it was a little difficult but I have put together similar pieces of furniture myself and with patience they are generally worth the effort. This cabinet was worth the effort.
146007
The screws and fasteners that are used for assembly. They have never come loose on mine and the fasteners are on the outside and the screws are recessed a little so its hard for little fingers to get at them.
184990
They were metal that you screw into the wood. Seems sturdy though, holds my 210 lb husband.
1441600
Only the top screws off. BTW, I ordered two of them and they were both bent because of other things that were thrown into the box with them. I sent them back and bought two at Fred Meyer...FYI.
1676616
Just the two screws that you see in the picture. Ther are 2 nuts that hold it down. Be carefull not to damage the brass spacers that the screws go through. They are covered with rubber surrounds.
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You may need to pick up sheet metal screws to replace the wood screws that are supplied.