10 Tips To Know About Cot Bed White And Wood
Oliver Furniture Cot Bed - Wood and White
Our test participants chose this Scandinavian-styled cot bed as their top pick. It's suitable for babies and converts into a toddler bed for up to four years.
The slatted base is adjustable in height so you can safely raise your newborn and then lower it when your child grows. It also has teething rails, a huge storage drawer and a teething rail.
bed cot wooden is essential to choose a cot that is suitable for your baby and nursery. There are many styles, from simple, contemporary designs to traditional antiques. Many cots can be converted into toddler beds or sofa beds. This means you can use them for a number of years. You can pick one that will fit on an existing cot bed or a larger or smaller version that suits your space.
Saving money over time is a further benefit of cots that expand along with your child's. This cot from Mamas and Papas is our top pick because it has a lot of additional features, such as a storage drawer as well as teething rails, and 3 adjustable height positions for the base of the cot which makes it suitable for newborns up to toddlers. It's also easy to put together, as our MFM tester Annie confirmed.
This cot from Stokke is a different option that will grow with your child. It is suitable from birth and is easily converted into a toddler's bed with the addition of a toddler conversion set. The MFM testers loved its minimalist design, however they pointed out that it may not be suitable for older children because of the small gap at one end of the bed.
If you're looking for a cot with a bit of personality, this lovely white one from Little Trading Company is perfect. It comes in a variety of colour finishes and has beautiful wood details on the feet and headboard. Its sturdy construction and simple assembly were praised by our MFM testers, but it was quite expensive.
If you're looking for a sleigh-style cot, this Scandi beauty from Ickle Bubba is a fantastic option. It has adjustable height so you can reach your baby and lowers into an infant bed when your baby is ready. It's easy to move around the room, as our MFM tester Vicky described it. It has four mattress levels when in cot mode as well, which is more than other models.
Design
The gorgeous white and wood cot bed by Oliver Furniture has a timeless design that will suit any nursery. It is made from solid birch and moulded with screws that are not visible, making it a clean and unique look that is a defining trade mark for Oliver Furniture.
It is a classic shape with tongue and groove end paneling that will fit into any nursery, whether it's contemporary or traditional. The cot is a four-sided closed cot, however it can easily be converted into a 2-in-1 toddler bed by separating the side panels.
The cot also comes with an hypo-allergenic 4" luxurious mattress that is breathable and water-resistant, ensuring your baby will get the best night's sleep. The mattress has been tested to European safety standards and is free of chemical fire retardants and is equipped with a removable waterproof protector that can be used over areas that are more susceptible to spills from accidents, thus prolonging the life of your cot mattress. The Rue cot also converts into a toddler bed that will last until your child is around four years old, which helps you save money on buying a standard single bed. It is available in a range of colors to complement the style of your nursery.
Materials
In contrast to cheaper cots constructed from materials such as MDF and chipboard Our cot beds are made of solid wood that provides durability, strength and aesthetic that will grow with your child. Choose from oak, pine or beech to fit the decor of your nursery.
The classic 'Sweet Dreams Cot Bed' is perfect for contemporary or traditional designs of nursery rooms thanks to its tongue and groove ends and the clean white finish. It has three different base heights that you can allow your baby to adjust. It can also be transformed into a toddler's bedroom by separating the end panels and putting in an ordinary bed guard. It comes with a four" mattress that is hypo-allergenic and offers superior comfort and support compared to fibre alternatives. It is also free of any fire retardant chemicals.
Oliver Furniture is a family-owned and operated business that is operated by a family. They design beautiful and sturdy nursery furniture that is suitable for modern families. Their gorgeous crib beds are constructed of European oak wood with a natural finish to complement any nursery decor. The "sustainable by design" method ensures that their furniture is able to adapt to the growing demands of your child, last for a long time and minimize the amount of waste. The cot's side rails can be removed or lowered to convert the crib into a toddler bed, extending its life and saving you money prior to purchasing a full-size bed.
Safety
A cot should be free of sharp edges as well as any loose fittings that could entrap your baby's fingers. It should be kept clear from power points, heaters and windows. Blinds and curtains cords can make your baby tangled. If you're buying second-hand, be aware that cots made before 1973 may have stickers with lead and paint that can be removed and create an choking risk. Make sure that the mattresses you buy second-hand conform to BS EN 716.
While it's tempting to choose a budget buy, consider the long-term expenses. It is worthwhile to invest in a cot that can last for many years. Choose one that has an elegant design and is able to be transformed into a toddler bed to be used until your child is around four years old.
The Woody is a stylish cot by the popular Silver Cross brand, which has been making nursery furniture since 1877. It's simple to put together and has lots of features including a storage drawer as well as teething rails, and three adjustable mattress base height positions that are suitable for your baby from birth until about four. The only drawback is that if you decide to add mattresses, the cost will rise from PS149 to PS299.
This classic wooden cot made by British company Obaby features a modern 2-tone finish and clean lines and it's easy to convert into an infant bed. It comes with a mattress base that is able to be adjusted and is compatible with a standard bed guard.
Another option is this contemporary cot from John Lewis' Anyday range. MFM test Michelle loved how it was simple to put together. She also liked that the fittings and screws were separately packaged which made them easier to locate. It has a practical side-opening door to make it easy to access and is suitable from birth until your baby is approximately four years old. older. It comes with a storage drawer and teething bars.
It's a good idea to read the instructions carefully before putting together your cot, as it's important to know where it fits in the space and how to assemble it correctly. Make sure to keep all the extra panels, bolts and nuts in a secure location when not being used.