Toddler Rail

Yes, most of our new kids' furniture, including bed add-ons like this toddler rail, includes a one-year warranty against manufacturing defects. For families looking for extra peace of mind during the transition years, we also offer protection plans that cover accidental damage to ensure your nursery furniture stays in top condition as your child grows.

Absolutely. Utilizing a conversion rail is one of the most space-efficient ways to upgrade your child’s room. Because it attaches directly to your existing crib, you can transition to a toddler bed without increasing the furniture's footprint. This is particularly beneficial in smaller nurseries or urban apartments, as it preserves valuable floor space for play and other essential furniture.

This item requires customer assembly and is designed to be easily attached to the existing crib frame. Based on our expertise with convertible nursery furniture, we recommend using the specific hardware provided with the rail to ensure a tight, secure fit. Always double-check that the rail is flush against the bed frame to eliminate any potential for entrapment.

This rail is designed to be collection-specific to ensure maximum safety and a seamless aesthetic. To prevent dangerous gaps between the rail and the mattress, we recommend only using this rail with its compatible Rooms To Go crib model. Matching the rail to the correct collection ensures that the mounting points are secure and that the structural integrity of the bed is maintained according to safety standards.

Most parents find that the ideal time to add a toddler rail is between 18 months and 3 years of age. A clear milestone is when your child reaches a height of 35 inches or begins attempting to climb over the crib slats. Transitioning at this stage provides a safer, lower exit point for your child while maintaining a protective barrier for sleep.

Standing 13.5 inches high and 21.25 inches wide, this rail acts as a sturdy "half-guard" for the bed. It is specifically engineered to provide a secure boundary that keeps active sleepers from rolling out of bed at night, while the open space at the end of the rail allows your toddler to climb in and out of bed independently and safely.