Acrimet Nap Cot for Kids, Portable Toddler Child Bed, Stackable, 52" L (Stainless Steel Tubes) (Blue Breathable Mesh Fabric - Gray Feet) (1 Pack)

Quality product. Easy directions. A little challenging to get the last corner stretched to fit, but that is what makes it a functional cot. BTW , I use it as a raised bed for a 70 pound dog as the ones made for dogs are too flimsy

First one arrived in a badly damaged box and missing the legs. I returned and promptly received a replacement. This time in perfect condition. Works very well for a napping cot. My grand daughter like to nap and play on it. When not used I hide it behind my couch. It was very simple and quick to assemble, very lightweight but sturdy,

Super prácticas para la escuela cuando tienes niños pequeños , mis hijos la han usado dos cursos y aun siguen buenas

Nice, but smelly odor. Had to put the cot outside to air out. Very nice and sturdy a lil tricky putting together but not hard. I returned it cuz after a few days, my grandson wanted nothing to do with it. Now getting your money back is another story. It’s taking forever!

I recently bought this cot for my grandson and I'm really happy with its quality and construction. He doesn't go to daycare yet, so I wanted something that would help him get used to napping. The cot is sturdy and well-made, and it's the perfect size for my grandson to sleep comfortably. The assembly was straightforward, and the materials seem durable. Overall, I'm pleased with this purchase.

We needed a nap spot for my 2 year old at my mom's house. This was perfect with a sleeping bag and pillow on it. She can't get hurt rolling off and it cleans easy if need be. Soft enough but also good support. We ended up bringing it with us to a getaway weekend and it was perfect on the hotel floor next to our bed. Would buy again if ever needed to. The same kind you see in daycares.

The cot comes with four metal tubes. One gets inserted through one end, then into two of the legs. Then the two long tubes get inserted into the sides, then into the first two legs. The problem here was that the tubes do not slide easily against the fabric. After the sides are assembled, then the fourth tube is to be inserted into the remaining legs and the flap of the fabric is to be wrapped around that tube and secured in place with Velcro. It was difficult to get the fabric stretched tight enough for the two pieces Velcro to connect. Once we got it assembled, it seems sturdy. It is short enough to store under the bed. We are glad we do not have to take it apart for storage.

This cot is perfect for my 20 month old. He uses it at Daycare and I bought this one for Grandmas house. It’s easy to assemble. The material is not meant to fit loosely so I see why some complained about not being able to get their Velcro’s lined up. You just have to slide the extra material upward toward the Velcro’s side. This buy is totally worth it.