73" Baby Bed Rail

liked that this was long enough to cover the entire length of bed and was tall enough still when my toddler stood up in bed. It’s a tiny bit flimsy so if toddler was to really have a tantrum/kicking/pushing, I’d be worried that it might bend, but it was sturdy enough still for toddler to stand and hold on to it. We used it on a boat since pack n plays take up a bit too much room.

This fit perfectly on our king bed. The walls are super high (which was important for us when looking for bed rails). And there is a mechanism for raising/lowering the mesh for access, as well as the overall height. Our dog recently suffered an injury and since we have never crated her, we didn’t have the heart to start now. She sleeps in bed with us and loves to laze around in bed until around 10am every morning (well after mom and dad have gotten up and started working). We thought these bed rails would be the perfect solution for letting her sleep-in, but ensuring that she isn’t jumping on/off the beds until one of us can assist her. They are sturdy and high enough that she isn’t tempted to try to jump over. Fantastic!

The recommended dimensions were spot on. Purchased the end of the bed rail after realizing having the sides only helps so much lol. When we purchased the sizes, it came with the corner caps to connect multiple. Unfortunately, I threw them away as I didn't need them at the time. When I purchased this one, it was missing one of the corner caps. Without them, the stability isn't safe at all. However, adding a simple strap to connect them, works fine. I washed them when I first took them out of the box and hung them to dry. Even actuating them every day, and washing them multiple times, they seem to be holding up great! The fabric quality is better than expected. Lastly, the safety. They seem very safe if installed properly. They are quite tight when properly installed and in the full up position. I trust them with my one-year-old standing up against them and shaking them like there's no tomorrow!My only gripe is they should only be used with a mattress on frame design. We have a mattress on box spring and I had to use 1x6 boards to make a makeshift frame for the rail brackets to screw to. Definitely made installation a little tougher than expected, but nothing a little handy work can't fix. All in all 4 out of 5!

Not even a month of using it, it’s broken already! Never buy this item or from this seller ever! Waste of money!😡🤬

This works perfect. It has definitely prevented falling. Easy to install and the feature of rising up n down simple. Would recommend

I'm really torn on this one. 1) All sizes listed show photos of multiple sides of bed being covered. I bought one side for a twin bed to test, only to find that there is no listing of one small enough for the foot of a twin bed. The side came with the clips to connect the side to ends, but they don't sell ends? 2) There is no way to contact the seller, I can't find a website or Facebook for them to clarify if I'm missing something or if there truly is no size for the foot of a twin size bed. 3) Instructions suck. The last instruction is to "snap into place" when there isn't a single thing in the photo for that step that snaps. We ended up screwing it into the bed frame because we couldn't figure out how to keep it in place sturdily even with the instructions. (With the leg under the mattress it was still quite floppy.) 4) Screwed in, it is very sturdy. I love that it slides up and down instead of folding or not moving at all, and I love that I could adjust it high enough to make it super safe for my handicapped toddler. 5) It is a little hard to slide up and lock, but I think that's because the upright supports aren't perfectly placed. That would probably be solved by adding another one to the head or foot, but again, they apparently don't make one that size for a twin bed, so we can't do that. In summary, it's better than the others I've seen, it's better than screwing 2 x 2s in to make our own safety railing. But we'll have to build our own for the foot of the bed anyway since they apparently don't make one.

We ended up getting our 1.5 year old a queen size bed so we can lay in it with her. As you can see it goes up very high so she can’t climb out of it. She can’t raise or lower the bars so we don’t have to worry about her getting out on her own. I will say it would work better if our bed frame had posts on the headboard that we could secure the end of the rail to. By the headboard you can move the rails more than I would like which can create a gap that she can get her arm in. I know many parents use these for bed sharing .

Can’t recommend these guard rails enough! We got these when transitioning our toddler to his big boy, low loft bed. We needed something that was high enough for when he stands up in bed, and this did the trick! f you’re looking for rails that are sturdy and reliable, this is it!! I was so happy and relieved when my husband got them installed. It’s been several months, almost a year, and the rails are still perfect. We plan to buy the exact same for our other son when it’s time for him to transition. I love the size options too. They’re also very quick and easy to install.