What is the interior depth of the crib measuring from the mattress support to the top of the side rails when the crib is at the lowest height setting?
295275
In the newborn setting (which would be the highest height), the mattress support measures 19 inches to the top of the side and front rails. There are 3 height settings below the "newborn" height...each measuring about 3 inches apart. If my math isn't failing me, it would be 28 inches from the mattress support to the top of the rails in lowest position.
520357
Ours measures 27 and 5/16 inches from the platform at it's lowest position to the top of the side rail. Hope that helps.
955470
Under the bed is 56 1/2" and it's 14" from the base the mattress sits on to the top of the rail. Hope this helps
1851777
I just measured mine, it is about 27"1/2, but I have a sheet and matteress cover on it. I have a standard size crib and it fits nicely.
1541284
We have a standard crib mattress and fit is very snug. I would say that it would not fit anything deeper. Didn't know they made deep crib mattresses.
419713
Not sure of the inside dimensions, but we have this crib with the same mattress you are asking about, and it fits great.
1974228
Closer to 1/2". The metal frame is only so high, then there are little clear rubber pads that stick to the bottom of the rails, and further elevate the product. Not home to measure. FYI
546382
Using the mattress frame from our crib there's only about an inch difference from the mattress to the top of the side. My son hasn't rolled out yet and he's been in this bed since December, but sometimes I'll find him with his feet or arm dangling out
430519
I've got two of these cribs for my week-old twins, so I have both set on the highest setting. If I did the math right, from the lowest setting on the crib, you have 20" to the lowest point of the railing.
927060
I'm curious about this also. "Standard" crib mattress size may range between 27 5/8" to 28 5/8" wide and 51 3/4" to 54" in length. If someone could give the actual interior dimensions of this crib that would be extremely helpful.
2038878
I have a similar question... how high is the bottom of the mattress from the floor? Is it the approx 7.5" clearance from the bottom of side rails or the 13 3/4" clearance from the top of the rails, or somewhere between? thanks!
384403
When the baby is so small that you have to bend all the way over to pick her up, the mattress is at the highest level so you are not reaching far. By the time the baby is bigger and more mobile, you have to drop the crib down to the lower/lowest levels (to keep her from climbing out). By that time, she can stand up and reach for you to help out. If you had to bend over the rail and reach all the way down to the mattress placed on the lowest level, yes, it would be uncomfortable (I am 5'4" and this only occurs when my now-toddler refuses to wake up and I have to persist), but that should not happen often at all. When the baby is so small that you have to bend all the way over to pick her up, the mattress is at the highest level so you are not reaching far. By the time the baby is bigger and more mobile, you have to drop the crib down to the lower/lowest levels (to keep her from climbing out). By that time, she can stand up and reach for you to help out. If you had to bend over the rail and reach all the way down to the mattress placed on the lowest level, yes, it would be uncomfortable (I am 5'4" and this only occurs when my now-toddler refuses to wake up and I have to persist), but that... » Read More When the baby is so small that you have to bend all the way over to pick her up, the mattress is at the highest level so you are not reaching far. By the time the baby is bigger and more mobile, you have to drop the crib down to the lower/lowest levels (to keep her from climbing out). By that time, she can stand up and reach for you to help out. If you had to bend over the rail and reach all the way down to the mattress placed on the lowest level, yes, it would be uncomfortable (I am 5'4" and this only occurs when my now-toddler refuses to wake up and I have to persist), but that should not happen often at all. « Show Less
189828
top of my mattress is at 58" top of side rail is at 68" and top of foot board is at 71"
1400723
At 14.5 inches in combined height, the mattress would rise 1.5 inches above the side rails, and only 5 inches of the back rail would be visible (at the back rail's highest point). I hope this helps.
1191749
I'm not sure about the mattress height but it almost doesn't matter. Our rails broke within a month or so of buying the beds, sending my then 40 lb son hurling to the ground. He wasn't doing anything wrong. He simply leaned over it to throw his shirt on the ground. The rail snapped in half right in the middle. Then the support beams under the mattresses broke as well. They wouldn't let us return it so we separated the beds. Couldn't trust the whole thing wouldn't collapse and kill our kids. Most recently, one of the beds literally fell apart when my son sat on it. We have only had these beds about 14 months give or take a month. I wound definitely not recommend these beds to anyone. Buyer beware! Very dangerous.
1149182
The maximum recommended mattress depth is 8". I purchased 8" mattresses for my 4 1/2 and 3 year olds and am satisfied with the 6" of railing that remains above the mattress. If your child is a particularly mobile sleeper, you may want to go with a 5" mattress to get 9" of railing above it.
955474
Under the bed is 56 1/2" and it's 14" from the base the mattress sits on to the top of the rail.Hope this helps