Brockhill Brown Guardrail

This guardrail is specifically designed to integrate with the convertible cribs from our Brockhill collection. When transitioning a child from a crib to a toddler bed, using the manufacturer-specified conversion rail is essential to ensure a secure, gap-free fit. This precision fit is a critical safety factor in preventing accidental entrapment between the mattress and the rail.

The guardrail measures 18.5 inches wide by 12 inches high. This specific width is engineered to provide focused protection at the head of the bed where it is most needed, while leaving ample room at the foot for your child to safely climb in and out of bed on their own.

Part of our dark wood finish family, this rail features a classic brown tone that complements modern nursery decors. To ensure a perfect match for your specific nursery set, we also offer this model in Gray, Natural, and White finishes. Based on our expertise in kids' furniture, we recommend regular dusting with a soft cloth and mild soap to maintain the integrity of the finish over time.

Yes, a finished wood guardrail is an excellent choice for humid climates often found in coastal regions. Unlike foam bumpers or fabric-heavy rails, the solid wood construction and smooth brown finish do not trap moisture or allergens. This makes it easier to maintain a hygienic sleep environment with simple, routine cleaning, which is a hallmark of high-quality, long-lasting children's furniture.

For toddlers who tend to move significantly during the night, this 12-inch high guardrail acts as a reliable physical barrier to prevent them from sliding out of bed. Its sturdy wood construction provides more rigid protection than mesh alternatives, offering peace of mind as your child adjusts to the increased independence of a toddler bed.

Customer assembly is required for this guardrail. To ensure maximum safety, it must be installed according to the included instructions to eliminate any space between the rail and the mattress. Proper installation is the most effective way to ensure the guardrail provides the intended protection for your child.