EGREE folding changing table

A changing station that folds without unloading the shelf, rolls on four lockable wheels and weighs a little over fourteen pounds, in grey and light green.

22 finishes
$79.99 – $82.99from our last update
4.6from 1,344 ratings

Folding is where most portable changing tables lose people. The usual design asks you to pull a support board out from under the deck before the frame will close, which means unloading whatever is on the shelf every time the table has to go away. This one has the support built into the fold, so closing it is one movement, and the mesh baskets and the lower shelf keep what is on them.

The wheels change what the table is for rather than just where it lives. In a flat where the diapers are in one room and the bath is in another, a table that rolls means the pile of clean clothes stops travelling. Four of them lock, and locking them before the baby goes down is not optional: a rolling surface is a moving surface, and neither the belt nor the raised sides has anything to say about that.

The full page for this piece, with the measurements and every finish, is the egree baby changing table, and it is one of the three things the people at EGREE makes.

2 finishes of the same frame

Grey $79.99
Light Green $82.99

Field	Figure
Working height	33.8" to 38.6", four levels
Footprint	29.9" long by 23.6" wide
Weight	13.75 lb to 14.25 lb, by finish
Finishes	Grey, Light Green
Warranty	2 years from the maker

Where this comes from

Baby Changing Products: business guidance and small entity compliance guide · U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. The federal rule for baby changing products sits at 16 CFR part 1235 and incorporates ASTM F2388 by reference. The standard defines a changing table as a freestanding structure meant to hold a child of up to 30 lb, and its requirements cover structural integrity, the barrier that stops a child rolling off, entrapment, and the working of the restraint system. Read September 10, 2026.
Changing Table Safety · American Academy of Pediatrics. A child is never left alone on a changing table, not for a moment and not even when strapped; the strap is fastened but is not the thing keeping the child there. The Academy also asks for a guardrail of two inches on all four sides and for supplies to be within the adult’s reach and out of the child’s. Read September 10, 2026.

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What people ask EGREE about the folding changing table

How small does an EGREE folding changing table get?

It folds without emptying the lower shelf and stands about the depth of a folded ironing board against a wall. The working footprint is 29.9 by 23.6 inches, and the whole thing is a little over fourteen pounds.

The support plate is built in, so folding it is one movement rather than the sequence of pulling out a board first that most folding tables need.

Can you move it between rooms with the baby’s things on it?

That is what the four lockable wheels are for, and they are the reason this shape exists at all: in a flat where the diapers live in one room and the bath is in another, the table follows rather than the pile of clothes.

Lock the wheels before the baby goes on it. A rolling table is a moving surface, and neither the belt nor the raised sides has anything to say about that.

Is a folding table as steady as a fixed one?

The frame is powder-coated steel with a folding board under the deck, and it is built to the same federal standard as any other changing table sold in the United States - the same requirements for structural integrity, for the barrier round the four sides and for the restraint system.

What you give up against a chest of drawers with a pad on it is storage: two mesh baskets and a shelf instead of four drawers.

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