Bed Rail for Toddlers, 59”Extra-Long Swing Down Tall Bed Rail Guard for Baby, Kids Safety, for Twin, Full, Queen & King Size Bed, Platform, Box Bed(59" L*22.8" H, White)

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Get this bed rail , worth it no complains n easy to install

The media could not be loaded.  Love this thing!..but only bc I sleep with my toddler sometimes and it keeps my big azz in the bed when she’s a very active sleeper lol.It’s very high! I didn’t realize how high, until I attached it to the twin bed. The length is perfect. The height is a dramatic. Especially if you have a narrow mattress (mine is 8”).Parts are thick. Width of the section fitting into the side of the bed frame is quite thick so changing the sheets is very cumbersome. I have to struggle to set the mattress free from being trapped in the railing.It’s sturdy. Once up, stays up even while toddler pulls and leans all her weight on it.Setting back down is tough since you have to press the buttons on each end of this very wide guard. So be prepared for that.Still happy with it. It’s pleasant to the eye, stays in place (all suggested attachment steps were followed).

I used this when we lofted a bunk bed, which left no side rail (since we had to put the mattress in the highest setting). It seems sturdy enough to stop my 10 year old from falling if she rolls too far toward the edge. We got the extra long one because she changes which side of the bed she has her head at all the time, and it’s a good length so we don’t have to readjust.

Got my sons bunk beds and instead of buying a new thin mattress we just reused my son's old twin bed mattress but the railing that come with the top bed is too short so we got this one as well to make it more safe. We love it! I has a clean profile, is easy to remove the cover to wash, and is very durable even though my sons literally rub their faces all over it.

My very large dog fell hard out of bed 3 times, and because he is elderly, and is offended by sleeping on the floor, I needed a guardrail that was tall and long enough to protect him. I was afraid he would eventually have a tragic injury, so this was the solution. It worked like a charm.

This bed rail was intended for a disabled individual who had a tendency to roll over in the night and possibly fall out of bed. The rail allowed her to see through the webbing easily so as not to feel totally confined and still have the feeling of safety. The fold down feature allowed for easy access for caregivers to assist the individual in all aspects of care needed at the bedside. Two thumbs up.

My mom had a very debilitating stroke and she fell out of bed at the rehab center so we knew we had to put safety first when she was sent home. My dad and brother installed this on her side of the bed and it works perfectly to keep her from falling out of bed. Dad loves that it folds down out of the way for ease of putting her into the bed. It would be nice if they made some another 6 to 10 inches taller though for deep mattresses. She does not feel boxed in or scared because she can see through it.