DaVinci Hidden Hardware Twin/Full-Size Bed Conversion Kit (M5789) in Rich Cherry

Worked great on my babyletto gelato crib in natural color! Color was a perfect match. I had to do some extra work turning the corner posts after disassembling the crib to make sure all the holes aligned. Was pretty easy to figure out on my own. Very happy toddler :)

I was satisfied with the quality, fit of the DaVinci Hidden Hardware Twin/Full-Size Bed Conversion Kit (M5789) in White to convert my child’s Storkcraft Carraran Crib to a full size bed. I only used two bolts for the headboard step but with no issue. Looks great!

Worked flawlessly on our Babyletto Sprout crib

This conversion kit worked great for the Nolan crib to Full size bed. All of the hardware needed for the bed rails is included, but note, there are no slats as the listing shows. Just remember, your footboard needs legs to work, so if you've setup your crib correctly, you need to attach (or reattach) the legs to the footboard, formerly the front of the crib. I tried to capture step by step pictures of this as my crib was in day bed mode before the conversion. If the holes aren't lining up, you're doing something wrong, recheck your pictures and setup. Everything fit easily except one bolt that needed some muscle but fit fine. Now to go buy slats, a mattress, protector, sheets, etc 😆 Good luck, your baby is growing up too ❤️

Works fine on the Slate gray Meadow bed by DaVinci. Satisfied with this purchase. The longest and hardest part was taking down the toddler bed. Directions are short and to the point but pretty straight forward. Took a couple hours in total. Like others mentioned, I doubted the rails would hold due to the small ledge the box spring sits on and being wood not metal like I’m used to but my son and I snuggled on it for a bit and we were fine and I’m a plus size woman. You for sure can’t just use a mattress. It will fall thru. Headboard is a tad shaky. Could be me not screwing bolts tight enough. Will take another look. Rail color matches perfectly with the slate head and foot board.

So the screws don’t work for the da Vinci 4-1 crib because the footboard holes are not threaded so nothing for the screws to grip. That required internet search and a trip to the hardware store. Shaky once assembled. Waiting to get the mattress because HOW IS THIS SUPPOSED TO WORK without a center support. No help on Davinci website. Overall this is why the companies should be run by working mothers who get things done right. This should not have to been so frustrating.

I was super worried at first buying the conversion rails but after a little back tracking and realizing that part of the side rails of when my Jayden bed was still a crib and toddler bed, needed to be removed and attached to the foot board. Everything fell into place after and seems pretty sturdy. Shade of slate matched pretty accurately.

Update: instructions are certainly a mess. I did have to get a box, which was fine. Either that or slats do the trick. but then I put it on it didn't fit, as others have stated it did not fit in, HOWEVER I took it apart and figured that the rails were on backwards!!!! Literally the little ledge is the bottom. instructions are an absolute disgrace. Once I reinstalled them the box fit well enough,and we had some space leftover so it was actually falling thru. Not great. At all. Had to put some wood pieces on either side of the box to prevent it from slipping. Once I did that, the bed is secure and held 2 adults and my preschooler without a problem. Original: The rail kit I received was not an OEM (original) da Vinci product. I got a conversion kit from another seller not da Vinci nor Amazon. In theory, it should work. In practice, we'll see. It's being very dificult to put together and the instructions make very little sense. If I had wanted a knock off I would have looked for a knock off. Buyer beware.