Convertible “1000 Series” Crib Instruc' Read All Instructions Before Assembling Crib. Keep Instructions For Future Use. Ca ena ae eae en een ea) PARTS LIST HARDWARE ITEMS INCLUDED WITH THE (1) Back Frame (12) 2 3/4" Bolts YOUTH BED CONVERSION KIT (sold separately) (1) Front Frame (12) Washers (1) Guard Rail (2) End Frames (4) 10 x 40mm Wooden Dowels TEMS INCLUDED WITH THE (2) Front Posts (4) 9/4” Botts ADULT RAIL CONVERSION KIT (sold separately) (1) Youth Rail (1) Allen Wrench (2) Adutt Rails (1) Mattress Support (Spring) (5) Cross Slats (10) 1° Screws (8) 3/4" Bolts Model___ __._ MFG. Date. = P.O. #__ Hl | | Allen Wrench | ii Front Posts End Frames Front Frame Youth Rail Cross Slats Guard Rat ' ; Adult Rail Matress Suppo (Spring) DO NOT substitute parts. Contact 1-800-TEL-CRIB for replacement parts and instructional literature if neede:CRIB ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS Step 1: To assemble the two Side Frames to the Front and Back Frames, use eight 2 3/4” Bolts, eight washers and the Allen Wrench, Note the notched area of the upper end rail of the End Frame must be attached to the front of the crib. (See Photo) Step 2: To attach the Mattress Support (Spring) to the crib, decide which position you desire to mount the Mattress Support (Spring). Insert four 3/4” Bolts and four washers through the holes in the arms and into the inserts located in the Front and Back Frames. Tighten using the Allen Wrench. Once a crib has been converted to a youth bed or adult bed it is not intended to be converted back to a crib. YOUTH BED CONVERSION INSTRUCTIONS Make sure the Mattress Support (Spring) is in the lowest position for the Youth Bed Conversion stage. WITHOUT GUARD RAIL Step 1: Remove the Front Frame from the Crib by removing the four 2 3/4” Bolts. Detach the Mattress Support (Spring) from the Crib. ‘Step 2: Now attach the two Front Posts to the Side Frame by using the four 2 3/4” Bolts. Step 3: Attach the Mattress Support (Spring) on each comer by using four 3/4” Bolts and the Allen Wrench, Insert the 3/4” Bolts through holes in the spring arms and into the inserts = located in the Front Frame and Front Posts. Tighten using the Allen Wrench, Stops 2&3Once a crib has been converted to a youth bed or adult bed it is not intended to be converted back to a crib. ae se a ole Make sure the Mattress Support (Spring) is in the lowest position for the Youth Bed Conversion stage. Step 4: Tap the 2 Wooden Dowels at each end of the Youth Rail. Attach the Youth Rail to the Front Posts, using two 2 3/4” Bolts and Allen Wrench. WITH GUARD RAIL (sold separately) | Follow Steps 1-4 above, but substitute the Youth Rail with the Guard Fail ‘Attach the Guard ail to the Front Posts. Using three 2 3/4” Bolts, and Allen Wrench, Step 4 (without Guard Rail) (with Guard Rail) et ls ere Ms Cea ey Conversion from crib using Wood Rails (sold separately). ull TL Step 4: Attach the five cross slats to the Adult Rails, youwill need ten 1” screws and your Philips Head screwdriver. Step 1: To convert to an adult full size bed from a crib you must remove Mattress ‘Support (Spring) and the two Side Frames Step 2: The Back Frame and the Front Frame of the Crib are the headboard and footboard for the Adult Bed. Step : Find the Adult Rails and hardware included in the Adult Rail Conversion Kit. To attach the Adult Rails to the headboard and footboard, use eight 3/4” Bolts and the Allen Wrench. Note that the cleats should be at the bottom. (See photo) The adult bed is not intended to be used by children under 6 years of age without proper adult supervision. This adult bed is NOT a toy. DO NOT allow children to play or climb on adult bed.CRIB ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTION: Step 1: To assemble the two Side Frames to the Front and Back Frames, use eight 2 3/4” Bolts, eight washers and the Allen Wrench. Note the notched area of the upper end rail of the End Frame must be attached to the front of the crib. (See Photo) Step 2: To attach the Mattress Support (Spring) to the crib, decide which position you desire to mount the Mattress Support (Spring). Insert four 3/4” Bolts and four washers through the holes in the arms and into the inserts located in the Front and Back Frames. Tighten using the Allen Wrench. Once a crib has been converted to a youth bed or adult bed it is not intended to be converted back to a crib. UTH BED CONVERSION INSTRUCTIONS Make sure the Mattress Support (Spring) is in the lowest position for the Youth Bed Conversion stage. WITHOUT GUARD RAIL Step 1: Remove the Front Frame from the Crib by removing the four 2 3/4” Bolts. Detach the Mattress Support (Spring) from the Crib, Step 2: Now attach the two Front Posts to the Side Frame by using the four 2 3/4” Bolts Step 1 ; Attach the Mattress Support (Spring) on each corner by using four 3/4” Bolts and the Allen Wrench, Insert the 3/4” Bolts through holes in the spring arms and into the inserts, —_ located in the Front Frame and Front Posts. Tighten using the Allen Wrench. Steps 2&3FOR FUTURE USE AND REFERENCE | RETAIN THIS INSTRUCTION SHEET AND THE CRIB TOOLS IN THE ORIGINAL SACK AND SECURE IT TO THE SPRING UNDER THE MATTRESS WITH PLASTIC TIES. CARE INSTRUCTIONS: The natural warmth of wood is a lasting value. Gharacter marks, checking and grain variations are part of the beauty of wood and, therefore, should not be a concer. To preserve your furniture, we suggest the following + Do not expose furniture to direct sunlight or extreme changes in temperature or moisture. + Do not place the furiture near heating or air conditioning vents. + Wipe up spills promptly + When cleaning your furniture, use non-toxic, non-abrasive furniture cleaner with sof, lint-free cloth. Dry thoroughly and then apply furniture polish. Always wipe the furniture in the direction of the wood grain. + If refinishing, use non-toxic finish specified for children’s products. ‘We recommend the furniture to be polished every six months. Over polishing can distort the natural finish of the product. Failure to follow these warnings and the assembly instructions could result in serious \ LE injury or death, Infants can suffocate on soft bedding. Never add a pillow or comforter. Never place additional padding under an infant To reduce the isk of SIDS, pediatricians racommend healthy infants be placed on ther back to sleep, unless otherwise vised by your physician Strings can cause strangulation! Do not place items with a string around a child's neck, DTT UST TEL socr stood sings or pacer cous be not suspend sings overacrborach stings to toys To help provent strangulation ighton all fasteners. A child can trap parts ofthe body o clothing on loose fasteners % DO NOT place crib near window were cords from blinds or drapes may strangle a child © When child able to pul toa standing postion, set mattress to lowest postion and remove bumper pads, large toys and other objects thal could serve as steps for climbing out ¥- Stop using crib when child begins to climb out or reaches the height of 35 in. (89 cm). v After raising side, make sure latches are secure (omit for stationary side cribs). wv DO NOT leave child in crib with side lowered. Be sure side is in raised and ‘ocked position whenever child is in crib {omit for stationary side cribs) "Check this product for damaged harcware, loose joints, loose bot or other fasteners, missing parts, or sharp edges before “nd ahr assembly and frequently during use. Securely tighten loose bolts and other fasteners. DO NOT use en i any pats are missing, damaged or broken. Contact Baby's Dream Furniture Inc., for replacement parts and instructional literature if eeded. DO NOT substitute pats "Read allinsttuctions belore assembling crib. Keep instructions for future use. Never use plastic shipping bags or ather plastic film as mattress covers because they can cause suffocation. Infants can suffocate in gaps between ctib sides and a mattress that Is too small. © refinishing, use a non-toxic finish specified for children's products. Follow warnings on all products in a crib. PAT NU ite) AEN soto erat =) MUST BE AT LEAST 27 1/4” X 51 5/8” WITHA THICKNESS NOT EXCEEDING 6”. INFANTS CAN SUFFACATE IN GAPS BETWEEN CRIB SIDES AND MATTRESSES THAT ARE TOO SMALL. This product may be covered by one hy This crib conforms to the applicable ‘or more of the following patents: regulations promulgated by the 366,778; D366,970,5,07,846 Consumer Product Safety Commission, and other patents pending. BABY'S DREAM” FURNITURE,INC. Buena Vista, GA 31803-0579 www.babysdream.com