Universal Wooden Stand / Arm / Holder For Baby Crib Bed Mobile Hanger - DIY Kit

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This listing is for one Universal Wooden stand / arm / holder for Baby crib bed Mobile Hanger - DIY kit.<br>This wooden holder / arm allows you to hang your baby mobile from your crib.<br>Just place it between the crib bars or over the edge of the crib and screw the closing disk tight.<br>You can hang your mobile using a cord or you can use it with a rotating music box.<br>Mobile cross with ornaments not included.<br>Key Features:<br>Designed and Made in EUROPE<br>Made entirely of solid wood.<br>No metal or plastic parts.<br>Timber used for production comes from trees grown in an ecological region in Bulgaria.<br>For each tree cut, we plant another one in the forest.<br>Universal attaching mechanism.<br>Fits all models baby cribs.<br>Allows attaching between crib bars with a distance up to 90mm. (3 1/2"). See picture # 5<br>Allows attaching over the crib's edge. See picture # 6<br>Easy to assemble and install.<br>No need to use glue or tools when assembling.<br>Assembly time 2-3 minutes.<br>Compact for storage.<br>Heavy duty and reliable structure, tested for up to 12kg (26 pounds) pull force.<br>580mm. (23") height from top to base.<br>Allows hanging mobile frames with diameter up to 420mm. (16 5/8")<br>Do It Yourself kit consisting of 8 parts: - please refer to Picture # 4<br>Colors and patterns may vary slightly, since these are made of natural material.<br>Wooden rod with a ball shaped (top) and a semi-ellipse shaped (bottom) ends. Both shaped ends have internal (female) threads. Total length is 290mm. (11 3/8"), rod is 16mm. (5/8") in diameter. Further referred as<br>Part A<br>Wooden external (male) thread. Length 90mm. (3 1/2"), diameter 15mm. (5/8") Further referred as<br>Part B<br>Wooden "base" disk. Has an internal (female) thread in the center. Diameter of the disk 100mm. (4") Further referred as<br>Part C<br>Wooden "closing" disk. Has an internal (female) thread in the center and three ball shaped elements along the edge for easier rotation. Diameter of the disk 100mm. (4") excluding the three balls. Further referred as<br>Part D<br>Wooden closing cap. Has an internal (female) thread in the center. Maximum diameter of the cap 50mm. (2") Further referred as<br>Part E<br>Wooden extra disk. Has a 15mm. (5/8") hole in the center. Maximum diameter of the disk 60mm. (2 3/8") Further referred as<br>Part F<br>Wooden rod with external (male) threads on both ends. Total length 230mm. (9") Further referred as<br>Part G<br>Wooden rod with a ball shaped end on the one side and a 2mm. (1/8") hole drilled on the other side. The ball shaped end has an internal (female) thread in the center. Total length 265mm. (10 3/8") Further referred as<br>Part H<br>Assembly instructions:<br>Take the external (male) thread (<br>Part B<br>) and screw it all the way into the internal (female) thread of the semi-ellipse shaped end of the rod (<br>Part A<br>) -<br>see picture # 7<br>Screw the "base" disk (<br>Part C<br>) into the thread (<br>Part B<br>) until it stops at the semi-ellipse shaped end of the rod (<br>Part A<br>) -<br>see picture # 8<br>Screw the rod (<br>Part G<br>) into the internal (female) thread of the ball shaped end of the rod (<br>Part A<br>) -<br>see picture # 11<br>Screw the other end of rod (<br>Part G<br>) into the internal (female) thread of the ball shaped end of the rod (<br>Part H<br>) -<br>see picture # 12<br>The hole drilled at the end of the rod (<br>Part H<br>) is the point where you can hang your custom made mobile hanger. You can thread a cord or attach a screw eye (not included) to hang your mobile.<br>See picture # 2<br>.<br>Mobile not included<br>Once you find a proper place for your stand, you can secure it by screwing the "closing" disk (<br>Part D<br&