Our crib has thick wood that rests on the top of all the rails. Would this be able to attach?
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Yes you can. There's an adjustable lash on the back as you can see on the bottom of this picture: http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/MTAwMFg3NDY=/z/TscAAMXQ1d1TH8h1/$_35.JPG
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I would think that it would be no problem. My granddaughter's crib also has thick wood, similar as to what you say yours is, and it works just fine.
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You could...but there would be holes that show where the wooden dowls go to attach the top half. Its possible though.
112537
I do not have that crib, so I looked it up online. I do not think this will wrap around the thicker bar. There should be other wraps for the thicker bars. I have a Graco Freeport Classic.
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I don't believe so. If I recall correctly it had to go between the slats on the crib.
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I'm not quite sure I understand the question. I removed my wooden rails and this attached to the head-board. If you are looking for a supportive rail for the wooden rails there are different products out there for that.
55656
You have to have a crib with slats/bars. Elizabeth's answer is correct and helpful. If you don't have the slats/bars, though, it won't attach.
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I have metal rails. Ones that are pretty much a square. With time, the bed was sinking in the middle. I bought this piece for support. It doesn't "attach" to the metal rails, but it stays in place provided that it is adjusted properly. I haven't had an issue with it since I've purchased it.
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I'm not sure, pretty much all of the weight goes onto that part so I'm not sure a thin piece of plywood would be safe. something a little thicker that is fastened/nailed/screwed solidly to the frame might work though
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Short answer No, this is designed to be hooked onto the vertical rails of a crib. You might be able to figure out a way to try it sideways or with something like pipe cleaners
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The top comes with the "rail" already attached. The legs are the 2 end pieces. The back legs and the top are flush with each other. The back is a thin piece of plywood set in about 1/4" back from the flush of the top and legs. So, if what you want to attach to the back would attach to the frame around the back, it should work very well.
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I think so. I have mine on the top rail of an iron bed frame that I think is at least 2".
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As the other answer indicated the balcony rail can be made to work by adding something wide enough to hold onto. It could be a wrap or wood - it is worth the adjustment.
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It can only attach to the right. But the crib we bought was not constructed very good. My husband had to practically rebuild the whole thing for our granddaughter. My advice, find a different crib.
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No, it has a clamp style attachment system that requires a piece to be threaded under the top rail of the crib.
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I just spent 3 days trying to figure this out myself. You have to buy a regular full size metal frame to use the sides of the crib as headboard and foot board. There are no actual conversion rails for it.
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Not very well. It attaches using superglue and superglue doesn't bond well with foam items. If you have hard rails it would work well.
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I'm not sure how you would attach it to the crib, but it could work if there was a shelf or something you could rest it on. If the baby gets a hold of it there is no way that the baby can hurt itself. We use it on our daughters stroller. There are no blades or anything that she can get hurt by. Hope this helps