Yes, you can order online or by telephone direct from us.

Yes. All our baby changing units are inclusive of delivery anywhere in the UK and Ireland. For deliveries to the Channel Islands and guaranteed timed deliveries please ask our sales office for an individual quotation.

Our standard units are available ex-stock and are dispatched on a 48 hour delivery service.

No. Magrini units are easy to install and it will take a carpenter or joiner approximately 40 minutes to fit each unit. Each unit comes with all the fixings required and a complete set of fixing instructions. Replacement packs of fixings and instructions are available free of charge from Magrini.

Installation instructions can be found on the individual product pages of the web site. A full product brochure, including installation instructions, can also be downloaded in pdf format.

Magrini units can be fitted to a brick or studded wall. Where a stud wall is used it is important to ensure at least one side of the unit is located on a stud. We DO NOT recommend fixing onto toilet or changing room cubicle walls. All recommended fixings are available free of charge from Magrini - DO NOT use less substantial fittings

Magrini warrants its baby changing units to be free from defects in materials and workmanship, under normal use and service, for one year from the date of delivery when installed and maintained according to Magrini’s instructions. This warranty does not cover disposable bed liners, product abuse and misuse, theft, vandalism, tampering, where units are subject to loads in excess of recommended maximum loads or improper installation. Magrini’s liability is limited to repair or replacement with respect to any claim.

The MH42, MV64 and MC75 baby changing units have been manufactured to meet the latest British and European standards. The European standard specifically prohibits restraining harnesses in excess of 220mm. This is to avoid the danger of entrapment. Furthermore, the current standards committee are considering banning straps entirely to eliminate the potential hazard. For this reason we decided we would no longer provide straps on our new models. We have made the barriers deeper than the requirements so that there is no need for straps. The child should never be left unattended and straps do give the indication that you are able to leave/move away from the child when this is not the case.