- Multifunctional Bedside Cot
- 10 times height adjustable
- extended lying area
- 8 pieces bed set included
- 4 rollers: 180° rotating and lockable
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Product Description
Product details:
more than 60 variations of convertion
high toughness
resistant and easy to clean surface
easy assembly
instruction sheet included
color: massive beechwood in antique pine
measurements:
bed: 94 x 44 x 75 cm
simple lying area: 90 x 40 cm
extended lying area: 90 x 55 cm
Inclusive:
Inlay, blanket and pillow
blanket and pillowcase in cute teddydesign in yellow
4 rollers: 180° rotating and lockable
soft polstered inlay
pole with canopy, removable
soft spanmatress
additional side part for using as a cradle
elongated lying area
more than 60 variations of convertion
high toughness
resistant and easy to clean surface
easy assembly
instruction sheet included
color: massive beechwood in antique pine
measurements:
bed: 94 x 44 x 75 cm
simple lying area: 90 x 40 cm
extended lying area: 90 x 55 cm
Inclusive:
Inlay, blanket and pillow
blanket and pillowcase in cute teddydesign in yellow
4 rollers: 180° rotating and lockable
soft polstered inlay
pole with canopy, removable
soft spanmatress
additional side part for using as a cradle
elongated lying area
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43 of 44 people found the following review helpful
The item is very good for the money. I haven't found any other co-sleepers for much under £180, so when I ordered this cot I was a bit apprehensive, but I'm glad that I did. The cot is made of wood (pine?), and the base for the mattress is a manufactured wood, but that's OK as you never see it! The casters are plastic, but we haven't used them. As the cot isn't as tall as our bed we've stood it on a base, so that plus the fact that we've got the extension slotted under our mattress meant the it wasn't really necessary to use the casters.
ONE THING TO BEAR IN MIND -- The cot doesn't come with a proper mattress!! It comes with two sizes of covering, depending whether you have the extension or the bars on. But they are similar to mattress protectors, like elasticated padding, which isn't enough cushioning on top of a wooden board. I knew about this from another review so I'm not upset about it, I'd already found a mattress online for about a tenner. The thing is, the extension slots under my mattress on a divan bed, so the mattress I buy needs to be the height (or there abouts) of my mattress. Again not a problem, if I need to I can bump up the height with some towels or something underneath the cot mattress.
Lastly, the extras that come with the cot aren't great quality, but they're free as far as I'm concerned to I'm not upset about that either. £80 for the cot is reasonable so that is just a perk. The bumper is OK and the curtain too. I also found it a bit tricky sussing out how to attach the curtain pole but I managed it somehow! Also, don't over screw the bolts, I did that on one bit and it pushed to plug in the hole to far in so that it won't tighten anymore, but it doesn't matter that it's loose as it's the base which is secure anyway. Just a warning so no-one else does it though!
Hope this helps!!
ONE THING TO BEAR IN MIND -- The cot doesn't come with a proper mattress!! It comes with two sizes of covering, depending whether you have the extension or the bars on. But they are similar to mattress protectors, like elasticated padding, which isn't enough cushioning on top of a wooden board. I knew about this from another review so I'm not upset about it, I'd already found a mattress online for about a tenner. The thing is, the extension slots under my mattress on a divan bed, so the mattress I buy needs to be the height (or there abouts) of my mattress. Again not a problem, if I need to I can bump up the height with some towels or something underneath the cot mattress.
Lastly, the extras that come with the cot aren't great quality, but they're free as far as I'm concerned to I'm not upset about that either. £80 for the cot is reasonable so that is just a perk. The bumper is OK and the curtain too. I also found it a bit tricky sussing out how to attach the curtain pole but I managed it somehow! Also, don't over screw the bolts, I did that on one bit and it pushed to plug in the hole to far in so that it won't tighten anymore, but it doesn't matter that it's loose as it's the base which is secure anyway. Just a warning so no-one else does it though!
Hope this helps!!
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
I bought this cot for the first 3 or 4 months of life of my not-yet-born daughter. I prefer it to a moses basket since it looks much safer to me: it is more stable (my toddler son cannot make it fall), and the air circulates better (assuming you do not use the bumpers). However I think that the description from the seller should be more detailed. The 8 pieces bedding set does not include a real mattress (!) and you cannot easily go from the cot to the co-sleeper position (you need to unscrew the bottom board and replace it - the side also must be changed). Shipping time was excellent, however. I am overall satisfied with the product, but honestly expected something different/better.
14 of 15 people found the following review helpful
More details would have been preferable. I think the description is a little misleading as there is not a proper mattress included. Although the height of the base is adjustable you still have to find a cot mattress that's as thick as your own mattress in order for the two surfaces to be of equal height (the extension base plate hooks over the base of your own bed under the mattress). This is slightly difficult as most cot mattresses are 3" and standard mattresses are 6". Also,I found the fabric on the bedding set horrible. It is all polyester, no cotton at all and not what you would want to use for a newborn.
All of this aside I am pleased with the actual cot. In terms of the price I think you get what you pay for, and compared with similar products on the market I think its a good purchase. The frame is solid wood and a good size for a newborn.
All of this aside I am pleased with the actual cot. In terms of the price I think you get what you pay for, and compared with similar products on the market I think its a good purchase. The frame is solid wood and a good size for a newborn.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Does the job but further outlay needed to make it ready for use
Having read the reviews, I knew what I was getting into ordering this product. The cot itself is, I think, perfectly good quality for a bit of self assembly furniture at this... Read more
Published 2 months ago by Mum to be, Oxford
poor quality
Very bad instructions and very poor quality, not sure what the point of the mattress cover is as that is also poor quality, had to buy a special mattress for it as it is not a... Read more
Published 3 months ago by f woolard
Excellent, but...
Is a great piece of furniture, well made, stable, and connects perfectly to our bed - our 5 month old still sleeps soundly next to me all night long in his, something he has done... Read more
Published 14 months ago by Jojo
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