Is the bed bottom made of cardboard or is it wood? Does it come with a "mattress" for the bed?
1486755
It is pretty sturdy where you lay the baby doll. It does not come with a mattress. The only thing about this crib that I was disappointed about was the magnet for the front doors on the bottom. ours fell off after a week or so of my daughter playing with it. She is very careful with her toys. Other than that the mobile is flimsy but over all I was happy with the product and so was my daughter which is what counts more for me.
1486756
I bought this for my grand daughter last Christmas, the bottom I believe was wood or wood product, I don't think it was cardboard. I believe there was a thin mattress as well as a pink blanket and a small pillow. The bed was of very good quality, a nice size and very cute. My grand daughter loved it and she was 25 months old.
1486757
The bed bottom is cardboard. It doesn't come with a "mattress" but i believe it had a pillow and little blanket.
1486758
The bed bottom is made of stiff fiberboard (NOT cardboard). It comes with the bumper, mattress, blanket and pillow in pink gingham, as shown in the photo. The "mattress" is not like a real mattress - it is more like a lightweight cushion. It's perfect for dolls.
1236920
I'm not completely sure, but it seemed to be wood. The backing is heavy cardboard. It's pretty nice though and not difficult to assemble.
2224871
Disappointingly it is Cardboard. I think they sell the plastic ones separately now
1169939
The sides are a solid wood, the bottom is a very thin piece of particle board that the mattress rests on with a metal support beam underneath.
155718
The bassinet comes with fabric and the mattress. I am not sure it's wood, but it is firm. It does not come with the canopy though.
1782980
It comes with slats, plastic pieces in which to insert the slats and the frame which needs to be put together. No futon mattress.
406242
Real wood and bamboo. No need for box spring because the bamboo takes care of the comfort. You just need a mattress
290608
The description says composite wood and it's like pressed partical wood with a veneer covering. We have the white bunk bed. It is extremely heavy. Not the most durable kind of wood but for the price it was worth it for us... Our kids are tough on stuff and I wasn't about to spend $1700 on a bunk bed for our daughter for it to get roughed up.
2093710
It is pressed wood with a light cardboard back. Like the put it together furniture found at Wal-mart.It is not sturdy and you will need to bolt to wall. I had mixed emotions about keeping or returning when I unpacked it, but I was stuck on space so I kept it.If you are looking for quality ---- move on. If you just need a solution to a small space it might be right for you keeping your expectations lower.
1560411
It's cloth and stuffed w memory foam type stuff. Ours is almost a year old still sturdy n comfy... makes a great nest... my daughter is a teen. This is her bed.... it has to be flipped every few days because it flattens out. I would recommend this product.
1770626
It appears to be real wood. I see no indication of particleboard material. Just note it does not come with a mattress.
745023
The center portion has a cardboard backing the sides is particle wood back. Hope this helps out.
1810240
No it's wood, very sturdy, easy assemble and worth the purchase.my daughter loves it for her dinner party with her stuffed animals, drawing, and special lunch with her father.
1420776
It is not wood. It is pressboard/ fiberboard. I am very happy with it if that helps.
58735
No wood, its cardboard. but very think cardboard that even supports my weight. I was surprised when I first bought this item, because its made with cardboard, but it has proven to stand up to the test with my pets. unlike the foam steps, these steps keep their shape and still look brand new.
269545
It came in a brown cardboard box. There wasn't a picture or anything to indicate it's a crib mattress. It's obvious from the size & shape though.
1555417
It is NOT cardboard. It's two separate panels of thin wood/board that fit together with a long thin piece of plastic which slips between them to hold them in place. The panels fit securely into a groove on the back part of bottom and shelf and slip into a groove in the underside of the top shelf. I also own the 37" storage shelf and it is joined together with 3 panels in the back.