ComfyBumpy Long Toddler Bed Rails - Baby Bed Rail Guard for Kids, Twin, Full, King and Queen Beds - Adjustable Bed Rail for Toddlers - Baby Bed Side Bedrails - Pink, Long (55.5" x 19.5"), Pack of 1

I was a bit skeptical at first and didn’t think this bed rail would work with our toddler’s bed because it has built-in storage surrounding the frame. But I was pleasantly surprised—it fit perfectly without any hassle!Installation was quick and easy. The instructions were clear, and I didn’t need any extra tools. What impressed me most was how sturdy it is. Once installed, it doesn’t wiggle or shift, even with my toddler moving around at night.The design is sleek and minimal, so it doesn’t make the bed look bulky or awkward. It gives me so much peace of mind knowing that my little one is safe from rolling off, especially during those early transitions from crib to bed.No cons at all so far. It’s a great product that works well even in less-than-standard setups. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a reliable, well-designed bed rail!

It was easy to setup and my child feels safe sleeping in the bed.

ComfyBumpy Toddler Bed Rail Guard – another great find from a brand that has never let me down!I’ve used their products before, and once again, they prove to be reliable and well-designed. This bed rail is the perfect solution for keeping my little one safe while sleeping.✔ Easy installation – hassle-free setup, fits different bed sizes.✔ Convenient design – swings down easily when not needed.✔ High-quality materials – sturdy metal frame with a soft mesh, so no hard bumps.✔ Super secure – stays firmly in place, giving me peace of mind.If your toddler is transitioning to a regular bed, this rail is a must-have!

Not as described. The rail is not 59 inches wide, but 55 inches wide. The opening mechanism is not as it used to be. If using a bed frame, you may not able to operate the release mechanism.Revised review to 4 stars due to the customer service correcting the issue.

These rails work great

This was very easy to install. We had tried another brand and was not happy. We like that the side rail can go up and down.

This bed rail is exactly what we needed!Size: It’s the perfect fit — not too big, not too small. It gives great protection without taking up too much space.Quality & Value: The quality is solid, and the price is very fair for what you get.Ease of Use: Super easy to set up and folds down quickly when not in use.Highly recommend for any toddler bed!

The product came quickly and was easy to assemble. It looks very nice and the structure feels very sturdy once all the pieces are in place. It has a smaller profile than some of the similar guard rails on the market, which is why we ordered it. However, I will say that I was a little disappointed with a couple of things. First, the description of the item leads you to believe that this will work on just about any type of bed and situation. It lists convertible crib in the title, but I can assure you that the anchor straps provided DO NOT work with a toddler sized mattress. The straps are adjustable (and oddly come in a hideous cream color, which is weird since everything else is bright white, but doesn't really matter because it's hidden under the mattress anyway), but even at their shortest length are probably only for a twin bed. I believe what the manufacturer wants is for you to not use these straps with toddler bed, but rather velcro the metal legs of the structure to the springs of crib/toddler bed. This does not work for us since we have a dust ruffle over top the springs, but more importantly didn't feel that solution alone would adequately secure the guard rail. What's frustrating here is that all the manufacturer needs to do is allow the cream straps to adjust to the width of a toddler bed...problem solved. The second problem is that the guard rail is under UNBELIEVABLE tension when in the locked position. DO NOT plan on one person being able to easily lower the rail. Maybe that changes over time as the fabric relaxes a little. But I am a strong guy with a 6'5" wingspan and I couldn't drop the rail down without using my chest to lower it while my hands lifted the locks. The first time I used it, the rail slipped off my chest when it was halfway down (45 degrees) and had so much tension that it whipped up a hit me in the chin, causing me to bite my tongue and leaving a bruise on my jaw bone. I guess the takeaway there is always plan on it being a two person job.Once it is lowered, the tension releases completely. I understand some tension is necessary to keep the entire structure rigid, but it shouldn't be so much that it is essentially a loaded catapult when upright. Again, this leads me to believe this was not really designed with a toddler bed in mind, as the toddler bed scenario is when the lowering function is most likely to be frequently used.