Abrazaderas de seguridad para muebles, Mommy's Helper, Beige

When I was ready to put my son in his own room when he reached the age of 2, I wanted something to bolt the dresser to the wall. I have read horrible stories of kids getting hurt or killed when they tried to climb up a dresser and the dresser falling over on them. The same goes for bookshelves, and bookshelves are even easier to climb up than dressers. I looked everywhere but could not find these at my local stores, so I ordered them online.I am very pleased with my purchase of this product from Amazon. The shipping was fast and they arrived in a well put together package. These were very affordable and my husband was able to install them in just a few minutes. The dresser did not rock or move at all once these were installed and I felt very safe allowing my son to play in his room …

The design is simple but effective....engineers everywhere rejoice! The ability to adjust or release and move furniture has been key. I would hate to have to unscrew bolts/screws from the wall, more the furniture, and then attempt to use the same holes (and risk the screws not holding as well the 2nd, 3rd,..etc. time) or add another set of holes in our walls: I'm just not that into spackling over holes and painting one-inch squares on walls I don't have the paint for since we moved in. Anything that will help delay the inevitable trip to the hardware store to buy the pint of mostly-but-if-light-shines-on-it-a-certain-way-you-can-really-tell-the-paint-does-not-match paint, I'm onboard with that.So, since you're likely buying these because of a shorty in your house, consider how often you …

I've had these installed on my son's dresser and bookcase for almost two years. They seem very strong and I've pulled on the dresser with all my weight and they've held. The great thing is that you can remove the zip tie style connector without having to cut anything (meaning they are reusable). I've found it's not that easy to remove them because I have my furniture very close to the wall, so I don't have much clearance, but I've had to disconnect them a few times when my son throws toys back there. Very good product that keeps my son safe.

This item is basically a tougher version of those sip tie holders with the sticky backs. instead of sticky backs, you get two screws to screw the item into a wall. These work GREAT! For optimum safety, be sure to screw these into studs. Where studs aren't available, make sure to get yourself some good anchors. This has helped keep a shelving unit and a light fixture in place. My niece has tested these and she can tell you they hold items well. Just a note, be sure that the item you want to secure can either have screws screwed into it or has some kind of bar the zip ties can hold onto. Otherwise, this may not be the product for you. Quakehold makes a couple of Velcro based items that may help in situations described above.

We are on our second set of these brackets, having used them at a previous residence for a couple of years.I never had any issues with our brackets becoming hardened and breaking, although living in Southern California, I imagine we don't experience some of the temperature extremes people do elsewhere (even though it seems we all probably run our air/heat and keep inside temps relatively the same, no?)Yes, the screws are made from a cheap metal, which really makes little sense because they'll pop in two in stud. After initial frustration when I first bought the brackets I ran down to the home improvement store and picked up a package of small screws and used those instead, and drilled lead holes, and have had no problems.As far as holes in your furniture are concerned, I figure it's a …

Something so small and simple could very easily save your childs life! After we took our son out of his crib and gave him free reign of his bedroom we had to make sure that if he did happen to climb on the bookshelves in the night (he loves to climb), that these would be there to hold it back, and they worked! I screwed each one into studs, you could possibly mount in drywall but I wouldn't if at all possible. There's no sign of frail or worn plastic that may break, or any real potential failures (installed about a year ago). My only complaint was the small screws it came with for attaching to the furniture, was really soft metal. So when trying to tighten down the screws they just kept stripping very easily. I ended up using some different ones I had for most of the furniture. I don't …

We were pleased to find this product on line as we were not able to find anything locally to secure our bookcases. The bands and brackets work exactly as we had hoped. However like many of the other customers noted the screws are inferior. We purchased this product regardless and tried using the supplied screws. The heads stripped right away. Do yourself a favor and buy screws from your hardware store before starting the project. You'll save yourself time and frustration. With all this said, once again, the product works as promised. The only reason for three stars is the screw problem.

These straps are horrible. The screws are so cheap and crappy that they strip if you so much as think about them encountering any resistance while screwing them in, and twice when screws actually encountered resistance, the screwheads popped off! How's THAT safe? The screw heads are what holds the brackets to the wall or furniture!I highly recommend that Furniture Wall Straps by Safety First instead. We have tried several brands and those are by FAR the best. They are easy to install, appear ot be sturdy, and also easy to remove temporarily if you need to move the furniture to reach behind it.