Larton Gray Toddler Rail

Customer assembly is required, but the installation is straightforward as it utilizes the existing assembly points on the Larton crib frame. Unlike portable rails that slide under a mattress, this rail bolts directly into the solid wood structure. This provides a more permanent and stable safety solution that won't shift or loosen when an active sleeper rolls against it during the night.

This toddler rail is designed specifically to integrate with the Larton 4-in-1 convertible crib, ensuring a secure, manufacturer-approved fit. By replacing the front crib panel with this dedicated rail, you maintain the bed's structural integrity while providing a stable barrier to prevent falls. Using a rail specifically engineered for your crib model is the most reliable way to maintain safety during the transition from a nursery to a toddler room.

This specific rail is engineered exclusively for the Larton 4-in-1 convertible crib series. For parents seeking a seamless transition, using the manufacturer-specified rail is the best way to ensure a perfect color match—available in Gray and Espresso—and, more importantly, a precise fit that "universal" third-party rails cannot guarantee.

Yes, this rail is an excellent solution for space-conscious living. With a slim 1-inch depth and 18.5-inch width, it allows you to convert your existing crib without increasing its footprint. This is particularly beneficial in smaller city apartments or shared rooms, as it provides a safe "big kid" bed while preserving valuable floor space for play and other furniture.

Because this rail is part of a dedicated conversion system, it is designed to attach directly to the frame, sitting flush to eliminate the risk of entrapment. Based on our expertise in child safety furniture, we recommend ensuring the rail is anchored tightly during assembly and that you use a standard-sized crib mattress to maintain a snug, gap-free perimeter.

Most children are ready for a toddler bed transition between 18 months and 3 years of age. A primary indicator is when your child reaches 35 inches in height or begins attempting to climb out of the crib. Utilizing this conversion rail allows you to keep the familiar crib environment and footprint, which can provide a sense of security and help ease the developmental transition for your little one.