Romina Uptown Toddler Rail for Classic Crib
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Uptown Toddler Rail kit will help you get your crib (15510,15517) to the toddler stage as your child grows up. The Toddler rail can be finishes to match your crib and are designed with one opening to allow the child to get in and out of the crib on her/his own. Adding some extra protection against toddlers rolling out of the crib, the rail makes safety look stylish.
Construction key facts:
- Made in Europe
- 100% Solid hardwood
- Non-toxic, water-based and organic oil finishes
- No Formaldehyde or VOC emissions
- GREENGUARD Gold Certified
All Romina products meet US standards and CPSC requirements.
Original: $260.00
-65%$260.00
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Romina Uptown Toddler Rail for Classic Crib
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Uptown Toddler Rail kit will help you get your crib (15510,15517) to the toddler stage as your child grows up. The Toddler rail can be finishes to match your crib and are designed with one opening to allow the child to get in and out of the crib on her/his own. Adding some extra protection against toddlers rolling out of the crib, the rail makes safety look stylish.
Construction key facts:
- Made in Europe
- 100% Solid hardwood
- Non-toxic, water-based and organic oil finishes
- No Formaldehyde or VOC emissions
- GREENGUARD Gold Certified
All Romina products meet US standards and CPSC requirements.
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Uptown Toddler Rail kit will help you get your crib (15510,15517) to the toddler stage as your child grows up. The Toddler rail can be finishes to match your crib and are designed with one opening to allow the child to get in and out of the crib on her/his own. Adding some extra protection against toddlers rolling out of the crib, the rail makes safety look stylish.
Construction key facts:
- Made in Europe
- 100% Solid hardwood
- Non-toxic, water-based and organic oil finishes
- No Formaldehyde or VOC emissions
- GREENGUARD Gold Certified
All Romina products meet US standards and CPSC requirements.
