Instead of putting it in a bathtub or leaning it against something, can I just let it stand alone in the middle of the room on the floor?
367834
Yes you can but it will only stand about waste high at the tallest point (I am 5' 9"). I found it works well between two chairs. I also have it open all the way so it is flat, tighten the knobs to keep it like that, and then prop it against a wall /| &lt;--- Like that. Works much better and uses less space.
367835
Yes it locks with twisting the knobs but it's so small I only use it for socks.
367836
Yep, just like the picture shows, you can lock it into place and stand it up in the A-frame style. Works great!
367837
Yes you can but it will only stand about waste high at the tallest point (I am 5' 9"). I found it works well between two chairs. I also have it open all the way so it is flat, tighten the knobs to keep it like that, and then prop it against a wall /| <--- Like that. Works much better and uses less space.
367838
It's perfectly stable on any flat surface with the legs arranged like the photo. Just don't put things on it that are so wet they'd drip and ruin your floor!
130409
Instructions say to put it on a solid surface and to avoid carpet. I have it on bath floor.
1988647
You can...as long as you keep a towel on the floor outside the bathtub! I have this arrangement, and it SUCKS! I bought it because I thought that laundering a curtain would be more cost effective, and look nicer, than replacing plastic ones. Get a different fabric one, or just stick with plastic.
91369
You could. It's shallow so it's easy to manage with a newborn. I used it in the kitchen sink, on a slant, but it can be placed flat in a bathtub.
839097
It stands alone, so it could be used that way. You would have to be creative to attach it to the netting of the crib.
1607988
I'm not sure. I bought it for my mom and she put it in the center of her bathroom. However I have a chandelier over my tub. I didn't even know there were rules about that.
1430328
Not specifically. With some cleverness, you can probably prop it up. But it's not designed to stand on its own.
331755
Not really. But you can turn it on its side and place up against the wall. I do this when we have guests and my workout room become a spare bedroom.
22860
I'd say no, not really. I put mine on the floorboard. It sits there nicely.
50819
You could stand on it, but it is not sturdy so I wouldn't recommend doing that.
1071207
No. It can't be removed. But if you want to move the whole bath tube, it goes together.
1642355
no it does not... it can be left free standing in the the middle of a room.
1466448
No you can't. At least not while it is upright. I suppose of it were flat you could, but it wouldn't be secure, nor would it look nice.
924298
As others have said, the only way to make it smaller is to disassemble it. Some here say that's easy; I've never tried cause it's not really made for that and it seems like a pain. So, it does sit very largely in the middle of the floor. But it is a great activity center otherwise.
677816
Hi, You could, but it would need to lean on something.. the base isn't super sturdy and it might get too heavy with tons of polish on it.
2183366
Just an option. We just have it sitting on the floor, but with its size I do recommend anchoring it to the wall to prevent tipping
42808
I am not sure that it will be good to let it stand freely. It is not heavy at all and I think it will move around if you don't attach it to the bedframe.