SECURE THE ROOM

Anchor furniture. Reduce tip-over risk.

Furniture and televisions can tip when climbed, pulled or unevenly loaded. Use suitable manufacturer-approved restraints, follow the installation instructions and secure into a structural wall point.

OPEN SAFETY GUIDE REQUEST GUIDANCE

Original warm child-safe bedroom with a low oak dresser secured to the wall

THREE PRACTICAL ACTIONS

Make safer behavior easier.

Anchoring works best alongside everyday choices that reduce climbing, pulling and uneven loading.

REMOVE TEMPTATION

Keep enticing objects lower.

Store toys, remotes and frequently used items where a child does not need to climb to reach them.

ANCHOR FURNITURE

Connect the case to the wall.

Use the intended bracket points and hardware suitable for the furniture, wall construction and fastener location.

SECURE THE TV

Use the right stand or mount.

Choose a stable media unit or a correctly installed wall mount, and manage cords so they cannot be pulled.

ROOM-BY-ROOM GUIDE

Choose the furniture you are securing.

Always follow the instructions supplied with the product and hardware. When in doubt, use a qualified installer.

SELECTED GUIDE

Dressers and chests

HOME CHECKLIST

Walk the space from a child's point of view.

0 of 5 home checks completed

Tall furniture is anchored using its intended restraint points. Televisions are mounted or restrained on correctly sized furniture. Heavy objects are stored on lower shelves and in lower drawers. Toys, remotes and cords do not encourage climbing or pulling. Anchors, fasteners and furniture level are checked after moves or service.

ANTI-TIP GUIDANCE

Need help identifying the right route?

Send the furniture type and product or order reference. The local HOME service queue records the request for review; it does not ship hardware automatically.

Do not improvise a restraint or attach to decorative wall material alone. Product design, wall construction and fastener choice all matter.