Is it truly 4-in-1 or 3-in-1? Some people are saying this is not truly 4-in-1 as when converting to full bed, u have to purchase the rail.
911507
It comes with the toddler rail when using it as a toddler bed (visible in fourth picture, I think). But, to convert it to a full bed, you will have to purchase a bed frame, and use the front and back of the crib as the headboard and footboard.
911508
This is a crib, a toddler bed with rail (included), a toddler bed without rail (includes support for this) and also converts to a full size bed (but u have to buy the bed frame, obviously).
183382
NO, it DOES NOT. you have to purchase that seperately. just like the extra side rails if you want to turn in into a bed at a later date
557150
I have not used it as a full size bed. But if you mean an adult full size bed, then you definitely need to buy something. This goes from crib to toddler bed only
906190
2 rails come in a box, so I would think that one box would do unless you want extra support then get 2 boxes and use three supports (head, center and feet). I used on a full size bed, one at the head and one at the center.
1284099
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.
39041
There's a separate conversion kit (rails, etc.), that you need to purchase in order to convert it from a crib to a bed. If you can, either search by the title for the crib listing itself, or go through your orders and pull up the crib listing; it should show a section of items people bought with the crib, and it may show that kit. Good luck!
1921515
Not sure about toddler rails. The full size rails do not come with the bed and must be purchased separately.
256293
You can fold it away flat like a portable and yet it is a full size bed. Maybe that is what they meant by 2 in 1.
1229228
With the twin option you are getting only one mattress. If you order the twin/full option you are getting one twin and one full mattress. We offer a price break on the combo bed orders because we can ship them together in the same box.
1059509
Yes, the rail comes with the bed. And all of the instructions for converting it to a toddler and a full size bed.
277751
It's really a 3-in-1 product now...no rocking, no upright playard. I just called Tomy (the parent company of The First Years) and clarified two things. First, ours (manufactured 2/2014) does not rock. The government decided that it might tip over if someone pulled on it too hard. (It's called gravity...) Second, it no longer has the seated-upright playard option, which is what I believe the restraints were for. Ours has bows on the basket but not on the changing table - I'm willing to bet the govt told them to take those off, too. The rep was helpful and apologetic and - since preventing the bassinet from rocking is not yet mandated, and our box explicitly said the bassinet rocked - was able to send out an "old" pair of legs for us so that it will rock. She was not able to offer any suggestions for the playard since it sounds like that's a change to the entire carrier piece. Hope this helps someone else. We thought we were going crazy at first until we realized that the plastic legs look different than what's in the manufacturer's photos.
199688
Yes, my experience was: I called Delta to request the free conversion kit that it claims comes with this. I could not get through to anyone on the phone. I emailed their customer service. I received a response that said: "if you are converting into a twin size bed please go to any mattress retailer store and purchase a twin size bolt-on metal bed frame."
2157332
sorry for the delay, but what do you mean exactly? the rail is excellent. it is sturdy, as long as your mattress is sturdy. i have it attached to t he end of the bed, which helps my mother get up and out. it is adjustable for height. but, it is a good investment to use to get out of bed, and guard from falling out of bed. ron
1255249
No, the bed comes exactly as shown in picture. Not sure why it says 4 side rails. The top bunk has them on both sides but not the bottom.
1839150
I converted an antique bed that wasn't even double size. The length of the new rails is determined by the queen size box spring/mattress. The width is covered by the extensions that are in the rails. It is quite simple and easy.
1967441
It does not convert to a regular bed unless you purchase the side rails separately.
1240495
I bought it for a hospital bed & it's roo wide for bed rails. I can't use bed rails with it at all. I bought the XL & length is fine. We hate the hard mattress so it's pointless, but if you like very firm ones you may not hate it.