| | |  | Furniture | Home » » » Parker 2-Door Changing Table | | | | | | | Description: | | Da Vinci Parker 2-Door Changing Table Available in pearl white*, oak, natural, and cherry, the Da Vinci Parker 2-Door Changing Table is an elegant addition to any nursery. Style is no substitute for comfort and safety. The Changing Table features a soft, cushioned pad and safety strap for your baby. Large cabinet doors open to reveal ample storage space for all of your diapering necessities. Like the Parker Crib, the changer matures with your child. Remove the changing pad to convert the table into a unique, stylish cabinet piece. Order the Da Vinci Parker 2-Door Changing Table today! *Please note that Pearl White has a whitewash look and is not pure | | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 39.0 inches | | Product Width:
| 23.0 inches | | Product Height:
| 9.0 inches | | Product Weight:
| 51.0 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 1 reviews |
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DaVinci Parker Changing TableJun 15, 2011
By AL
Is a nice changing table long enough for a growing baby. It would take a while to outgrow it. The drawers can fit lots of things in them. But I'm really dissapointed that the top of the changing table is made out thin cardboard which is not strong enough to hold a growing baby specially if the baby likes to kick when lying down which I'm sure many babies are kickers. I had to somewhat replace the cardboard with actual wood to make the top of the table strong. I would have returned the item but I couldn't go through the hassle of returning it since I had already put it together when I realized the last piece of the changing table, which was the top of it, was made out of cardboard. My baby was also sick in the hospital and didn't have the time to return it and buy another changing table. $250 to make the top of the changing table cardboard is not worth that much.
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