Are there bed rails for this bed? The bed has a large side opening for my daughter to get in and out of, which is great...except my daughter is falling out at night, and while I am sure she will get used to it, I wouldn't mind getting some rails to close up the side. Are there bed rails for this bed? The bed has a large side opening for my daughter to get in and out of, which is great...except my daughter is falling out at night, and while I am sure she will... » Read More Are there bed rails for this bed? The bed has a large side opening for my daughter to get in and out of, which is great...except my daughter is falling out at night, and while I am sure she will get used to it, I wouldn't mind getting some rails to close up the side. « Show Less
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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.
1411375
Bed is great. The only problem is the two pieces of particle board that they use for the main support. We just found out during the week that it is starting to break so now over the weekend we have to go switch out the particle board for real wood. Other than that we haven't had any problems with the bed. Its not like its a metal or normal frame that moves, so you don't get any noises from it. Drawers pull out without any problems and noises as well.
301913
We ordered this bed as a gift to our daughter and husband for their second child, he was just born a couple of weeks ago and they are far from having to be concerned with the toddler rails. A quick search on the internet revealed identical results to yours, I looked on the Delta website and appears the crib may be discontinued as all I saw was a 3 in 1. I stopped short of contacting customer service but it may be worth your time. Good luck. http://www.deltachildren.com/
511690
We have the trundle bed & yes it can be difficult to pull out. We have a nice twin mattress down there and it's thick so it can be hard to pull out. The outside board seems a bit flimsy so it takes a couple of us to pull it out and one person to hold the mattress down. If you had a thinner mattress, I don't think it would be too difficult to pull out even with the thick carpet. This bed itself isn't amazing quality. We have two girls using it, I don't imagine it would last long with boys ;)
380747
thanks for updating dancer2... i would like to get bunk beds for my almost 3 year old, and his 8m old brother for the future. but i also want to be able to sit on the bed with him and not break it. I will not purchase this bed now. Thank you!!
657720
Rails come with it. They are needed. Great bed. My Granddaughter loves it!!
17195
When u put the rails together make sure it is your size; either for queen or king. Read the directions carefully. We really like this bed. Only problem we had was the hardware was missing. After a phone call we received the hardware in 2 days.
428579
I put a regular box spring and mattress on the bed. My daughter is quite happy with it's comfort! I'm not sure what "other" option there would be other than the "normal" box spring and mattress. It's a beautiful bed and very comfortable. Keep in mind, the bed is only about 7-8 inches up from the floor so, there isn't a lot of height for storage under it. You know, for sweater boxes and such.
2140544
It comes with a piece of wood that I assume you use to replace the side that you take off. It just enables the child to crawl in and out of the bed. I assume you are talking about the "guard rail" that is for sale. The crib does not come with a "guard rail" to protect your child from falling out of the bed when it is set as a toddler bed. It just comes with the piece that enables you to transform it to a toddler bed. Hope this makes sense. :-)
244049
Toddler bed with the 3/4 rail conversion attachment? No. Toddler bed i.e. twin bed with head and foot board? Yes. This mini crib goes from a crib with four adjustable heights, to a twin sized big girl or boy bed. There are no conversion sets for the 3/4 rail length that would go on one of the two longer sides. Only the full sized crib goes from crib to toddler bed to full size big girl or boy bed with head and foot board. It is still a great bed. My large almost 2 year old daughter still fits, barley, but won't be able to use this until she has graduated to a bed.
89535
that is good to know because i don't like full/queen headboards on a full size bed, they stick out too much which is why i'm selling my kid's current headboard and hoping to replace it with this one. i made a design mistake last time but hoping it won't happen again!
1082575
There is no need for a side rail for it to convert to a toddler bed like other convertible cribs need in order to "stand-up." It does however need a railing for real young kids to prevent them from rolling out of bed.
1280075
I simply leave the rail in place, remove the bedding and replace the bedding. No problem at all. Hope this helps Mr T!
37868
Recently, we have fully extended the bed rails on my mom's standard hospital bed to keep her in bed at night. There is about 9"of space at the head of the bed and about 9" of space at the foot of the bed. We have also added padded bed rail covers to protect her legs and arms from getting stuck between the rails.
199027
This bed doesn't require any rails because you will ONLY use the headboard and footboard parts of this toddler bed to make a full bed frame. The headboard (back of the bed from the picture) and footboard (front section of the bed) will be attached to a generic bed frame (a metallic bed frame you often get it for free or $50-70 from a furniture score (http://www.amazon.com/Kings-Brand-Rollers-Locking-Wheels/dp/B00ABGSTY2/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid;=1432250065&sr;=8-5&keywords;=metal+bedframe). So, this toddler bed cannot be really upgraded to a full bed (Maybe it can be called as "upgrade"). Rather, you can reuse headboard, footboard, and maybe a drawer sections of the bed. Hope it helps! This bed doesn't require any rails because you will ONLY use the headboard and footboard parts of this toddler bed to make a full bed frame. The headboard (back of the bed from the picture) and footboard (front section of the bed) will be attached to a generic bed frame (a metallic bed frame you often get it for free or $50-70 from a furniture score (http://www.amazon.com/Kings-Brand-Rollers-Locking-Wheels/dp/B00ABGSTY2/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid;=1432250065&sr;=8-5&keywords;=metal+bedframe). So, this toddler bed cannot be really upgraded to a full bed (Maybe it can be called as... » Read More This bed doesn't require any rails because you will ONLY use the headboard and footboard parts of this toddler bed to make a full bed frame. The headboard (back of the bed from the picture) and footboard (front section of the bed) will be attached to a generic bed frame (a metallic bed frame you often get it for free or $50-70 from a furniture score (http://www.amazon.com/Kings-Brand-Rollers-Locking-Wheels/dp/B00ABGSTY2/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid;=1432250065&sr;=8-5&keywords;=metal+bedframe). So, this toddler bed cannot be really upgraded to a full bed (Maybe it can be called as "upgrade"). Rather, you can reuse headboard, footboard, and maybe a drawer sections of the bed. Hope it helps! « Show Less
2271135
It doesn't seem to me that the side railings makes it less/more sturdy. It's just for toddler to not fall out. So if you don't put one of the side railings on it should be ok, you'll just see the screw holes.
629690
Sorry but known nothing about rails. This bed was purchased for someone who was recovering from unusually complicated hip-replacement surgery and needed a high, mobile bed to help him get in and out of it the bed. Rails were the opposite of what was needed.