Will this work for a crib that does not have slats on all sides? I have a Lolly&amp;Me Delaney crib that has a solid piece in the center of one of the lo
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I also have a crib which doesn't have slats on one side. It might work for that kind of crib too, if you can tie it up at the corner real tight. Otherwise it will slip down easily. Its a good Bumper.
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I would say yes..it attaches to pretty much anything. It bends different ways and such but you would have to attach it to only on side of the crib or maybe a corner, i dont think its wide enought to attach across. The only thing id worry about is of he or she is stong enough to pull it down.
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I don't know the exact dimensions. They might be listed on the website. I have a fairly large crib with thick slats and it works great. It's made to fit a variety of sizes because there are two separate pieces that Velcro, so the size is adjustable.
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I never had a problem getting the elastic around the bars of the crib. Perhaps it's the style of crib that doesn't allow enough leeway. If it doesn't specifically go around the corner of the crib, perhaps it would go around the first slat away from the corner?
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I think it would work fine, if the slats run the width of the bed and not the length.
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I have a crib with solid ends as well. I attached the bumper to the slatted sides only. Our baby is just a few days old and hasn't used his crib yet, but I think it's going to work well. I also had mine monogrammed and it looks great!
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sort of, but then you would have no side for the right of the crib. also there are holes for the screws and bolts in the side of the changer. and it would be a little high for a bedside table. and one side is slatted while the other side is not. so basically i think it would not work.
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I do not have that crib, so I looked it up online. I do not think this will wrap around the thicker bar. There should be other wraps for the thicker bars. I have a Graco Freeport Classic.
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Our mattress frame is not from the pottery barn but it is all wires, the only solid is the frame of the crib. What the mattress sits on is basically a metal lattice that is springy. I think that is pretty common for cribs. So the hard board will work. But we realized after purchasing the hard board anything stiff would have worked in its place. But regardless of if you choose to user the hard board or a piece of plywood or something similar I definatley recommend the monitor. Its been a lifesaver. Our little one never slept well on his back. He loves his tummy and now that he can turn over he moves to his stomach in the night. The monitor lets us sleep soundly knowing we will know if he isnt breathing.
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As the pieces that go between the mattress and what it is on are only 3 straight "sticks" it may be much more difficult to make it secure if the mattress is on just slats.If you still wanted to use this product you would probably have to add a sheet of plywood between the slats and the mattress to make sure that it would be secure.
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No. That is probably the only thing I don't like about the crib. However, I bought a couple yards of fleece at Walmart (cheaper than buying a teething guard anyways) and made my own but cutting and tying around the slats. Just google or search for a DIY of this. Overall we still like the crib
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I bought mine for a trundle bed (which has a wooden base), not sure slats would support the 6 " thickness of this mattress. Why not add a 1/4 " piece of plywood for added support. A friend of mine spent the night on that mattress and wants to buy one for her bed.
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The measurements inside the wood sides and ends are roughly (cat was *helping* me) 78" x 81"...you'd have to check the measurements of your frame. (If you need more exact than that, just ask and I'll toss the cat in the bathroom.) There is a support down the center which supports the original wood slats and may or may not help the bed stay true, but I suspect not. My mattress which is a deep queen butts right up against the wooden sides.
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Ours worked on a convertible crib, not familar with your brand , sorry wish I could be more help
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Maybe - one issue I had with the slats is that they moved around on my wood framed bed so I used screws to fix their position. On a standard metal frame, it depends on how well the slats fit horizontally across the bed frame. If it's snug, you might get by without fixing the slats in place; otherwise, epoxy might be necessary to hold them in place.
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Short answer No, this is designed to be hooked onto the vertical rails of a crib. You might be able to figure out a way to try it sideways or with something like pipe cleaners
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I don't think this would work very well for a bed with slats. It needs a large, flat even area to work on.