Do you need to buy a rail for both sides of the bed or is one adequate for the side the person sleeps on?
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Depends on size of person and mobility. Don't want anyone falling out of bed. I bought a shorter rail (not this particular one) for my mom. She sleeps on one side of a double bed and only uses that side to get in and out.
1284100
If it is a large bed, one should suffice. If it is a twin bed and the person rolls/moves alot you may want to consider on having one on both sides.
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You will need at minimum a box spring. Rails are designed to support box springs not the mattress itself. Your memory foam mattress will be destroyed on the rails without a boxspring to support it properly.
449475
You set them up for which side they are on. I bought two beds and set them up opposite each other.
80130
You could, one on each side, but I would tell you to NOT purchase this long version of this product as it is VERY poorly made and just about impossible to move up and down the 180 degrees that it is supposed to move without the help of another person. One of the main reasons for this is the extra length. Unless you have a person who would try to get out of bed on their own, I would order the shorter version.
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.
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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.
1482541
Side rails are not necessary to convert the crib into a toddler bed. All you do is remove the side(s) of the crib.
608164
you only need one. This thing is awesome. We were worried it would take up to much room and make the bed feel smaller, but it does the opposite! Because you or your kid can lean on it, it provides more room in the bed! So glad we got this rather then a "fence."
2250518
The base to hold the mattress is even. There are no front rails but side rails are arm rest.
1850219
We used ours on a twin bed but there's no reason it wouldn't work for a larger bed. There are straps to help secure the rail but we did not need to use them.
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I think all you need is to buy two bed rails from the company that makes them. I bought two of these cribs for my twins and really like them. But my babies are 3 months old so I haven't got to that point yet.
1550760
Sorry for the misunderstanding. I bought the bed for a 10 yr old. Safety rails weren't a factor. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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You don't need anything. The board is wide enough to fit right on the side rails. If you want extra support, since you only have side rails, add 3 or 4 wooden planks eventually spaced down first, then the board. That's what I had to do on one bed and it works great. Hope this answers your question and concern.
595369
It can be used from either side of the bed with no special adjustment necessary. Just pivot the whole thing around and slide it in from the left.
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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.
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It's up to you. You can do either, I have mattress directly on top of the cross rails.
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I guess you are talking about someone that's sleeps for the most part on one side or the other.I would be one who does and this cot is fine as far as my sleeping goes.I'm 5'10" 175lbs.I do use a piece of foam as extra cushion that I picked up some where.but I sleep fine on it.I consider it a good purchase .I have had it for 3 or 4 years now.