can you use a crib bumper with it, since the two end panels are solid?
1588053
I didn't use one but don't think you'd be able to connect. I also couldn't put anything on end rails to keep her from chewing on the crib because it's solid and nothing can attach.
1588054
The American Academy of Pediatrics recommend NOT using a crib bumper. We do not use one.
2124794
Yes - you can use one of each side. It attaches to the frame of the stroller.
55654
On the inside there is a plastic plate and a plastic screw extends from the plate and goes between the vertical slats of the crib. You secure it with a large plastic "nut" that is large enough to cover two vertical slats. It says it won't damage the crib, but if you screw it tight enough, you could leave pressure marks in wood. There's no way to secure it to the top bar of the crib. In theory, if your baby pulled down hard enough, it could slip down. I was worried about that, but my son hasn't shown any interest is pulling on the base.
83769
Not really with the way its designed. It would become very unstable without all four sides unless you built something to support that side. Otherwise it would just "open up" and the mattress would fall. Just goes straight to full size bed and you have to buy the rails for that. I'm not even sure how I will like the look of it when its just a head board or foot board, but we will see. Good for just a crib though so far.
404305
Since there are no Side rails I don't see why not. The frame is just the top 4 bars, the head board and the area at the feet. Nothing is at the bottom or the sides holding it together, so if you have a metal frame there are a couple holes that they drilled at the bottom where you might be able to attach some sort of rail or frame.
1082576
My twins are only 9 months old, so the bed is still being used as a crib. However, once this second 'convertible' crib arrived, we learned that the entire panel comes off, and you must purchase the toddler panel. I was disappointed about that, especially since I'm buying everything in duplicate.
1013093
It fits a mini crib, but we were told repeatedly (after we purchased) that bumpers are not safe in a crib. Not sure why they still sell them.
1357647
i really do not know, as i used a small bracket though the frame end that was bolted horizontally, and vertically. i just needed to cut one small hole in the lower rear plastic.i am now changing to the same bumper as pictured. i will remove the other one. i dont need it hanging down.
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
1857296
Yes - we have a standard size Bumper on ours. It fits fine, you just tie the corner ties since there are no holes on the ends. All that being said, I think Pediatricians are recommending no bumpers at all anymore in cribs....
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.
1428975
I would think that it would be no problem. My granddaughter's crib also has thick wood, similar as to what you say yours is, and it works just fine.
1037057
You could do that, but they way they molded it would lead to a compromised bumper. The exterior covering is different than that of the interior material it appears. They sell smaller ones I believe.
24039
Kate, it depends on the railing of the crib.. It should be solid and wide enough to hold this attached:)
479806
Yes you can. That is one reason i purchased it. Has extra sheet of metal on bottom to stop warping.
750637
Sure, it would go along fine with a bumper. Be sure to read the instructions clearly, because installing this thing is deeply frustrating.
2251221
Yes, definitely. I have a rather small tub that is more narrow on one end and I can tell that another Bath N' Bumper would fit.