Baby changing stations provide a safe and sanitary place for parents and caregivers to take care of children’s needs while on the go.
These versatile and functional units are wall mounted either horizontally or vertically and have a host of safety features. Koala Kare is the premier maker of baby changing stations and related accessories and its KB200 series is used all over the world.
Popular Koala Kare Baby Changing Stations
Koala Kare’s wall mounted baby changing tables are convenient and functional while saving space in restrooms. From restaurants to shopping malls to other public places, Koala Kare baby changing stations make it easy to take care of children while away from home.
Here are Koala Kare’s most popular models and their range of features:
KB200: This iconic Koala Kare baby changing station series features a durable, injection-molded polyethylene exterior available in a variety of decorative colors like Grey, White Granite, Earth (tan), and Cream.
These horizontal baby changing stations come with a built-in liner dispenser, nylon safety straps, and a hidden pneumatic mechanism for ease of use.
KB111-SSRE: A vertical baby changing station, the Koala Kare KB111-SSRE is a recessed unit that saves even more space than surface mount models. Featuring a sleek stainless steel exterior, the KB111-SSRE is supported by hidden steel components for added durability and all hardware is concealed to eliminate the risk of pinch injuries.
KB112-01CT: This Koala Kare baby changing table is designed specifically for tabletop or countertop installations, making this unit ideal for areas with minimal available wall space. The KB112-01CT is made of sturdy and easy to clean high-density material
A Wide Range of Koala Kare Baby Changing Stations
Allied’s trained staff is ready to help you choose the right changing station for your needs and can recommend parts and accessories.
Shipping is fast and free and all Koala Kare changing stations are backed by Allied’s price guarantee. Contact the experts today at 1-800-535-4393.
