do the rails lower for patient access? can you put 2 sets of half rails on this bed vs. just one full rail?
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Yes I have both on mine, but they are hard to put up and down. You have to be out of bed to do it
1049028
It comes with 2 side rails, which we kept on the bed the whole time. They are low enough for your child to climb over them but just high enough not to roll out when they are sleeping. We never had any issues.
158735
Yes, because there's only three slates for support. This bed is ok, but this manufactor sent damaged bed rails and then took over two months to send new ones. They were also very rude during the process.
499956
The rail has two long poles attached (approx 3') that slide underneath the mattress of any size bed. Also included are a pair of straps to secure the rail on the opposite side, in case the weight of the mattress isn't enough to keep it from moving.
327944
The crib itself had one rail. The toddler rail was a separate purchase and was only one piece as shown. The full bed rails are another separate purchase and I believe there are two.
442940
yes you can. our granddaughter is now three and her mom and dad took both rails off. this is a wonderful beautiful crib. she will be in it for a long time. very well made and great investment.sincerely, meese
24708
Irene, this is a common question. No one hook side rails will not work correctly or safely with beds designed with two pin hook in slots. As a matter of fact not all two hook side rails will work either. This is because the ISPA International Sleep Products Association Standards put in place are voluntary and not every bed manufacturer follows those standards. They do this opting to build a bed and frame that is unique that they can call their own. This leaves them as the only source for replacements.
2052495
I'm not 100% sure of what you're asking, but if by rails you mean bed frame that the box spring and mattress rests on, then no. You would have to purchase that separately.
673699
no you don't need extra rails--My husband put the bed together but I thing the bed had three rails that worked pretty well.--It seems to be enough to hold well
1099752
The bars that connect each side of the rails latches on to the metal frame of a hospital bed to create more stability. I'm not sure if the rails will stay in place if not latched. However, if the mattress is heaven enough, it might hold the rails nicely.
664569
The manual recommends 4" for both. I think its because of the rail on top. I purchased a 6" without knowing and we just use it on the lower bed. Yes its twin beds.
2265628
The rails seem to work fine. No wobblying. My bed was so low that I couldn't use the crossbrace with the feet so we just put a board between the rails to support the center of the box spring.
629691
Hello.. Sorry.. There are no rails that comes with the bed nor can you have rails put on. It is not that kind of bed.. Blessings. Emily
207154
you can use the beds separately and if not "bunking" them, you don't have to use the side rails.
619451
Yes,the beds can be taken apart to make two beds, but the ladder and safety rail need to be removed first.
2221037
Hi, Thanks for your interest in Drive Medical! When you purchase this item you are going to receive a pair of bed rails.
629690
Sorry but known nothing about rails. This bed was purchased for someone who was recovering from unusually complicated hip-replacement surgery and needed a high, mobile bed to help him get in and out of it the bed. Rails were the opposite of what was needed.