I am looking to get this for my toddler, would a bed safety rail fit? (ie - does the mattress sit down in the frame, or is it level with the frame)
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I don't have this bedding set, and my daughter is still in a crib... BUT, When my sister purchased this bed for her son, she worried about him falling out and just got crafty for a bed rail. We cut a pool noodle in half, length and width, and placed it under the bed sheet as a rail. Worked FANTASTIC.
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As people have noted, there isn't a substantial lip, so whether a rail would attach is mostly an issue of the size of the hardware. We never used a safety rail since it is a short fall. Just placed some pillows strategically the first few nights to see if it would even be an issue.
467761
Bout an inch on the side 2 inches head and feet. Yes a toddler would roll right off the bed you would need railing for the little one
467762
Not sure on the safety rail but the mattress sits down a little. There is a small lip around the bedit sits in. Hope that helps some.
1903082
We put an 8 inch mattress on it for our daughter and it was level with the metal railing. She could have easily rolled out of bed and gotten hurt. So we opted for a thinner mattress so she wouldnt get seriously injured.
1160667
Yes a dust ruffle will fit in between the rails and the metal frame that the mattress sits on, although it can barely be seen. As far as the mattress height, the metal frame for the mattress is adjustable depending on how high you would like the mattress to sit. We have had our newborn in it for two months now and the height is perfect for her. Hope this helps, thanks
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The frame sits about an inch and a half off the floor. I thought if I put my son's twin bed on risers I could fit this underneath but it is definitely not for under a standard twin bed. Unless it's a day bed or something made especially for a trundle.
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The bed is a standard size because standard sheets fit it. When conversion of a toddler bed is needed, you remove one side of rails. It sits very low to the ground. If you need extra rails, they make rails that go 1/3 to 1/2 way down the mattress. These rails fit under the mattress and may be removed, if needed.
507953
The rail fits between the box spring and the mattress so the height of the box spring should not affect it.
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No. I got it for my daughter who is 3 yo. She had no problem to sleep in it without safety rail
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I'm not sure if they make rails specifically for this bed or not. I pushed the bed against the wall so that my son couldn't fall out of one side. He sleeps towards that side and has never fallen out the other open side. I know that you can get bed rails at the store & they might work for this bed if you decide you really need them. Hope that helps.
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No...I had to reorder because it broke after less than 1 week. They said they'd send me a stronger version but I got the same thing. And they only sent the rails. We had to do some stabilizing so the same thing wouldn't happen again & I only had a young child sleeping in the bed. There needs to be some support in the middle of the frame or this will continue to be a problem with this bed.
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I don't think that this would work in your situation. I tried to install this on a bed without a box spring- the mattress sat on the wooden slats. The rail part (which is what you see in the picture) is a round metal tube perhaps 3/8 inch diameter- so there would have to be a gap between the bed and the frame. The other issue I ran into was the round piece at the end of the strap to hold the rail flush against the bed (the straps run under the bed and are meant to wedge between the box spring and mattress). Since I was trying to install it with a mattress on a flat surface the circle was unable to lay flush against the bed and would slip free. Both issues meant that I was unable to secure the bed rail to our child's bed and I ended up having to return it. I went with the little bumpers that slip under the sheets and that has worked wonderful for us. Since you are using this on a trundle bed I would expect you to run into similar issues.
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I did not see a warning label about the thickness of the mattress. I did buy also a 3 inch thick mattress. In the highest position the bed can go in, the warning may be because there is less room before a very active baby could go over the rail. This is just a guess on my part. I am planning on lowering the position of the mattress as soon as my grandson becomes an active roller.
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Twin mattress fits I believe that's just the length of the material not the space for the bed to fit. Your kid will love this bed my 3yr old does and he sleeps through the night in his own bed, its nice to have mommys bed all to myself again. The slide is what sells it and he can climb the stairs all by himself. He loves the fort area under alot
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The frame lifts the mattress 12" off the ground. My problem was that I wanted to keep the box spring and the mattress on the bed. The combination made the bed even higher when assembled. I either have to discard the box spring or find one that is smaller if possible. Right now it reminds me of the "Princess and the Pea"
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HI, � i have a standard twin mattress on there and it fits great. There's about 4-5 inches of railing (after the mattress is up there) so my 5 year old felt perfectly safe. And i felt good about her being up on top. I hope this helped.
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Thanks for your interest in the bed set. This uses metal rails so it would need a box spring to sit in the frame and then the mattress on top.Sincerely,Russell WestWest Furnishings
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The toddler guard rail is sold separately. I haven't been able to find it for this crib. We bought the crib anyway because we loved the style, color, and the price was good. We're very happy with it. I plan to use something like the KidCo BR102 Convertible Crib Rail - White Mesh or the Dex Safe Sleeper Convertible Crib Bed Rail BRCC.
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It comes with the rail :) We haven't used the toddler bed yet, but I love, love, love this crib!!!