Cots With Under-Bed Drawers

This beautiful cot features an under-bed storage drawer, best for stowing away nappies, clothing and toys. Plus, it can transform into a toddler bed by removing the fixed sides.

It's easy to put together, fantastic value for cash and looks good in a baby girl or boy nursery. What's more, it has two height positions, high for babies and low to prevent escape attempts!
1. Performance

A spacious under-bed drawer offers additional storage for baby basics, keeping nurseries tidy and streamlined. They're frequently crafted from premium quality wood, providing long-lasting durability and elegance that matches any nursery design style. Nurseries can become cluttered rapidly, from nappies and clothes to toys and bed linen, so having an extra storage solution is a practical addition that helps keep the space arranged.

A cot bed Drawer bed with a drawer can likewise be an excellent way to save space in smaller nurseries, where floor cot bed drawer space is restricted. The additional storage can be utilized for clothing, blankets and other essentials that aren't regularly needed, making the many of the readily available space. The Under Cot Drawer-drawer can likewise provide an outstanding option to a dresser in smaller sized areas, as it uses up less flooring space and can be quickly pulled out when required for late-night diaper changes or feedings.

Lots of cot beds with integrated drawers are designed to grow with your kid, converting from a Cot Bed With Drawers Underneath into a young child bed and often even into a sofa. This flexibility makes them a wise financial investment that will last through your kid's early years, providing a safe place to sleep for many years to come. The Mokee Mini Cot Bed With Storage Bed is an excellent example, with a height-adjustable mattress base that enables you to alter the mattress position as your baby grows, and teething rails that safeguard their delicate gums. This integrates with a full-width integrated drawer for a functional, elegant and versatile piece of furniture.

This under-bed drawer is compatible with our Coleby range of cot beds and fits cots with legs that sit part of the Cot With Drawer Underneath end (not those with specific leg attachments). The 73L storage drawer produces ample space for bed linen, toys and other basics, and little caster wheels use simple access when ncellent idea to avoid placing their sleep space near any heating sources to prevent overheating. This moKee under-bed storage drawer fits completely underneath the Grace Mini cot, creating a handy location to save all your fundamentals, while the little caster wheels use quick and simple and easy access.
4. Benefit

The under-bed drawer is a convenient method to keep all those extra baby fundamentals in one location. Nappies, socks, toys and blankets will all fit inside and be within easy reach when needed. Little caster wheels make it effortless to move in and out too. This clever service fits the Mini Cot by moKee and is readily available in 4 colours. Please note it is only compatible with cot beds sized 70 x 140 cm and has been specifically developed to fit this item.
5. Relieve of assembly

Including a storage drawer to your cot bed is a great way to keep baby products cool and arranged. Nappies, vests, toys, books and other fundamentals can be kept within the drawer which fits under the cot and is easy to access. Little caster wheels make it uncomplicated to move the drawer in and out for quick access to all those bits and pieces your kid needs.

A lot of cots have some sort of drawer or compartment, whether it's at the bottom of the frame or in the base. The simplest way to put together a cot with drawers is by following the producer's instructions carefully. Reading them through initially, and acquainting yourself with the various parts of the cot will help you anticipate any challenging areas before they pop up. It's also handy to work with a partner or an older kid, as it can be fun to do together and makes the process more workable.

As soon as assembled, it's essential to confirm the security of your cot before using it for your baby. Examine that all bolts are tight, the slats or bars are protected and there are no loose screws. It's also worth making certain the cot isn't too near other furnishings or anything that could provide a grip or be a risk of strangulation or entrapment, e.g. strings, blind cables and curtain pulls. Lastly, do not bang the wood dowels in with a hammer, as this can trigger them to break and deteriorate. You can likewise inspect the safety of your cot by examining it fulfills BS EN 716-1: 2017 in cot mode and BS 8509: 2008 + A1: 2011 in bed mode.