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DaVinci Roxanne Crib in Ebony | 
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| Brand: DaVinci
Category: Baby Product
Rating:  2 reviews
Color: Ebony
Batteries Included: No
Age: 1 month - 2.5 years
Maximum Weight Recommendation (lbs): 50
Shipping Weight (lbs): 89
Dimensions (in): 59 x 33 x 7
MPN: M0502WP
Model: M5921E
UPC: 022791354414
EAN: 0022791354414
ASIN: B000FT7NTC
Release Date: November 6, 2006
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| Features:
| • | Roxanne offers stylish comfort for baby with teething rails for both the stationary and drop side. | | • | The hidden hardware offers quiet glide drop rail that allows you to easily reach your baby. Adjustable 4 level mattress spring system to adjust to your infant's growth. Day bed conversion ready with our conversion rail kit (M4899) sold separately. | | • | Includes an under crib drawer for additional storage. | | • | Solid New Zealand pine wood construction and non-toxic finish. | | • | Dimensions: 57.75"L x 30.5"W x 46.75"H |
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Product Description
From the Roxanne Collection - convenient for a new nursery. The Roxanne Baby Crib by DaVinci has the traditional design that will fit in any nursery. Features: - Made of Pine
- Comes with hidden hardware for the drop side, teething rails on the stationary and drop side, and a 2-compartment drawer on the bottom
- Has a 3-level mattress metal support
- Can be converted to a toddler bed with the conversion rail kit (sold seperately)
- Dual release mechanism (one hand, one knee)
- Assembly required
- Formaldehyde-free
- Non-toxic finish
- Made with wood from sustainable forests
- BPA-free (for cribs that have teething rails)
- Dimensions: 57.75" x 30.5" x 46.75"
- Weight: 80 lbs.
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| Customer Reviews:
Crib January 30, 2007
K. Stallone (Phoenix, AZ)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
The crib is beautiful, the drawer below is the best. But the directions are terrible and it took us quite a while to assemble it.
exactly what we wanted. December 17, 2006
warhol
7 out of 7 found this review helpful
When we were looking for a crib, we wanted a bunch of things:
* something small, since our "nursery" is not very big (in fact, it's intended to be a laundry room);
* a classy but simple design (Jenny Lind cribs look too utilitarian; sleigh-style cribs are more ornate -- and larger -- than we wanted);
* a drawer underneath for storage; and
* not too expensive.
The Roxanne Crib seemed to match all of our criteria, at least on paper -- but it's hard to know when you're ordering online and haven't actually seen the item.
We were very pleased with the crib when it arrived. It matched our expectations perfectly. It looks just like the pictures (which Amazon doesn't have, but you can find from other online stores). It's fairly sturdy, and it's doesn't give the impression of being cheap, assemble-it-yourself furniture. We're very pleased.
Assembly wasn't particularly easy or hard. The instructions were a bit confusing at times, but pretty much what you'd expect. ("Attach right drawer glide (J) to right headboard (G) using bolt (YY).") There were some moments of confusion -- trying to figure out from the illustrations which side of a piece is the inside or outside. I assembled a few pieces incorrectly, so I had to take them apart and redo them, but this is pretty much my usual experience with these things -- so I'll say that these instructions weren't any better or worse than they typically are. Everything worked out in the end, and it took maybe an hour and a half to assemble the crib.
And now we have exactly the style of crib that we wanted, at a very reasonable price. We're very pleased.
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