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List Price: $279.00
Our Price: $279.00
Availability: Usually ships in 2 to 3 days
Manufacturer: DaVinci
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Average Customer Rating:   
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Amazon Minimum Age: 1
Batteries Included: 0
Binding: Baby Product
Brand: DaVinci
Color: Cherry
EAN: 0048517475515
Feature: Perfect solution for those who want to complete the nursery but who lack the space to have both a changer and a dresser
Label: DaVinci
Manufacturer: DaVinci
Manufacturer Minimum Age: 1
Model: M4755C
Publisher: DaVinci
Release Date: 2006-11-06
Studio: DaVinci
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Features
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Perfect solution for those who want to complete the nursery but who lack the space to have both a changer and a dresser
Comes with a 1" waterproof changing pad
Includes safety strap for additional security
Features 3 drawers for great storage space and changing station on top for convenience
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Editorial Reviews:
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The Emily 3-Drawer Changer is a beautiful dresser/changer combo that is both functional and convenient for a new nursery. It is the perfect solution for those who want to complete the nursery but who lack the space to have both a changer and a dresser. Features: - Made of pine wood - solid pine legs, drawer fronts and drawer sides
- Dresser/changer combo
- Includes 1" foam changing pad and safety strap
- Formaldehyde-free
- Non-toxic finish
- Made with wood from sustainable forests
- Dimensions: 36.5" x 22.5" x 40.75"
- Weight: 62 lbs.
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Fell apart after 4 months
Comment: We bought this changer for our son, who is now 16 months old. We had no problems with the delivery or the assembly. I loved it until I actually started using it. The drawer bottoms are very flimsy and the sides of the drawers are made of VERY soft wood. Two of the 3 drawers cracked and were unusable after four months. The fronts of the drawers kept pulling off. We continued to use just the changing table part for another 6 months or so (we glued on the drawer fronts so it looked presentable, even if it wasn't functional)until we could move our older daughter's $99 K-Mart dresser into our son's room. Funny how the cheap K-Mart dresser lasted MUCH longer than this one. DO NOT BUY THIS...
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Summary: Very flimsy buy something else
Comment: I have gently used this changing table for 5 months and it is wobbly and made from the cheapest materials. The bottom of the drawers is very much like a thin form of cardboard and only slightly stronger. The bottom of the top drawer has caved in already. Outrageously poor materials for the price. Assembly was fine and it arrived with all parts and undamaged. Buying this changing table was like throwing away money. I'm very disappointed.
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Summary: looks nice from far away
Comment: in a nutshell, this looks nice from far away,but is a piece of junk. It's overpriced for what you get. It came out of the box scratched, took 5 hours to put together, missing screws and holes not drilled. 2 of 3 whole drawer front panels (handles and all) FELL OFF within 1 month, I had to elmer's glue them back on. Lame! If this was $80 it'd be worth it. It's a pretty color. Thats the nicest thing I can say about it. If I could do it over, I'd spend the extra money on a real piece of furniture!
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Summary: very cheap, disappointed
Comment: we buy a lot of stuff on amazon, and frankly I am really disappointed with the quality of this unit. don't let it fool you, the sides and back are cheap particle board. The rest of the frame is pine. the drawers are really cheap balsa wood too. For nursey furniture, stick with your local dealer. We assembled this one fine and it works ok, but I am worried it is going to fall apart every time we use it. would not get this one again.
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Summary: No problems here
Comment: I've had this changing table for over a year and love it. My husband and I put it together and it only took maybe an hour. It doesn't feel flimsy and it looks great. I foster babies/children and some are larger than newborns so, we have been putting our furniture (we have matching crib and just bought a second changer)through the ringer and really like them.
I am going to mention a couple of things: First, the directions could be a little better; the parts don't have the labels on them so you don't know if they are part a or b just by looking at the part, but it isn't hard to figure out-just compare the part to the picture that says what all of the parts are. Second, in response to some of the wood quality complaints; Yes, the wood for the drawers are a soft wood, but the directions specifically say NOT to use power drills or you can strip the wood. Use a screwdriver and had no issues with cracks or stripping the wood etc., It was surprisingly easy. The result was a sturdy changing table.
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