Shefa Changing Unit - 1150

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The Shefa 1150 Changing Unit is a versatile, long-term furniture solution designed for parents who prioritize safety and organization in the nursery. Its primary benefit lies in its multipurpose design, featuring ample storage options and the ability to convert into a standard sideboard once the changing phase ends. However, prospective buyers should note that at 110cm wide, it requires a significant amount of floor space compared to more compact vertical changing tables.
| Model Part Number | 1150 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Shefa |
Yes, the surround is designed to be removed whenever you are ready to convert it into a sideboard.
No, the unit is designed to hold standard-sized changing mats, which are sold separately.
The Shefa 1150 has a width of 110cm.
Yes, it has a wide and stable footprint, but ensure it is placed on a flat surface. If the carpet is very thick or plush, ensure it is anchored to the wall for maximum stability.
The unit is designed for standard infant usage; please follow the manufacturer's provided weight capacity guidelines included in your manual.
The cupboard features internal shelving, and the configuration depends on the model's pre-drilled holes; please check the manual during assembly to see if adjustable height options are available.
Check the drawer runners for any debris and ensure the unit is perfectly level on the floor.
Adjust the hinges using the adjustment screws found on the hinge mechanism to align the door vertically or horizontally.
For assembly, ensure you have a flat, carpeted space to avoid scratching the panels during construction. Use a manual screwdriver to avoid overtightening the hardware. Once assembled, ensure the unit is level against the wall; if the floor is uneven, consider using shims to ensure the drawers and doors function perfectly. For care, simply wipe down the surfaces with a soft, damp cloth and a mild soap solution if necessary. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners, as they may damage the finish over time. Periodically check that all structural screws are tight, especially after the first few weeks of use.