Birch Montessori Floor Bed
Product Details
- Built to last with strong Baltic Birch plywood and a smooth, no-VOC finish
- Converts to a platform bed, stores flat for easy moving
- Twin and Full sizes hold up to 450 lbs plus a mattress
Crib / Toddler Frame
Overall: 54"L x 29"W x 11"H
Mattress: 52"L x 28"W
Twin Frame
Overall: 77"L x 40"W x 12"H
Mattress: 75"L x 38"W
Full-size Frame
Overall: 77"L x 55"W x 12"H
Mattress: 75"L x 54"W
We suggest a mattress thickness of 4-8 inches to ensure that the mattress does not sit above the frame.
Bed Slats are 2.5"-3" apart
Bed Sides
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Scooped Sides shorten the entry point for children to climb off and on. Some parents find this helps for children who are attached to the support that their crib provides. The Scoop Right Side has a high section on the left side and a scooped entrance on the right side. The child will sleep with their head by the high side with their feet by the scooped entrance. |
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The Scoop Left Side has a high section on the right side and a scooped entrance on the left side. The child will sleep with their head by the high side with their feet by the scooped entrance. |
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Care & Safe Use
Small children need to have space to right themselves if they roll off the bed. For children under 18 months, do not place Low Side or Scoop Side closer than 12" away from the wall.
The High Side should be less than 1.5" or greater than 12" away from the wall. This will prevent children from getting stuck or give them space to right themselves.
Many families also baby-proof the room: secure furniture, remove distractions, be aware of safety needs like choking hazards, and use a monitor.
Read more tips on how to safely use a Floor Bed.
FAQ
At what age should I transition my child to a floor/toddler bed?
The CPSC advises open beds for children 15 months and older. Some families switch earlier, others wait. You know your child best with how they sleep, their room setup, and readiness. Every child is different, so observe and adapt their space to support their unique growth, safety, and independence.
How can I help my child make the transition to a floor bed?
Read community feedback about their experiences transitioning to a floor bed as well as a sleep expert's advice below.
When is the best time to adjust the bed from the low to the high orientation?
The high orientation raises the mattress an additional 5 inches off the floor. The best time to adjust the bed is when your child feels comfortable getting into the bed independently with the additional height.
Where can I find assembly instrauctions?
Instructions can be found on our assembly help page.
Accessories
Additional bed frame sides can help extend the lifespan of your bed so it works for your child through all developmental stages.
Product Updates
Recently, the Floor Bed's slats were changed from birch slats to a slat roll crafted from red oak in order to increase the strength of the frame and ease of assembly. Please note that with this change, the slats are now positioned slightly higher, raising the mattress within the frame by 1.2 inches
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Customer Reviews
Easy to assemble, looks great, well made! Couldn't be happier!
We got this as a transition from crib to big kid bed with the intention for our son to grow with this. It’s a great bed that made the transition easy and is very well crafted. I highly recommend this bed.
We originally purchased this for our baby, but our toddler fell in love with it and adopted it before she arrived. So, we purchased a second twin floor bed and an infant shelf to put between them, and the kids both love their cozy, child height, 'everything is accessible' 'yes space.' Thank you!
Easy to assemble and looks perfect in my toddlers room. This is his first big kid bed and it has made the transition super easy. Low enough to the ground that I wasn’t worried if he rolled out and no railing to make him feel confined so he can get in and out all by himself easily.
