Pinhurst crib serial number 380123035 po 3767, need to know size of bolts and screws to attach bed frame to

I'm sorry, but I don't have access to specific assembly instructions or parts lists for the Natart Rustico crib and bed. However, I can provide you with some general guidance on assembling cribs and beds based on common practices. Please note that these instructions are general, and you should refer to the specific assembly manual that came with your Natart Rustico furniture for accurate details.

General Steps for Assembling a Crib:

1. Sort and Identify Parts:
   • Lay out all the disassembled parts and sort them according to their shapes and sizes. Identify key components, such as crib sides, mattress support, hardware, and any decorative elements.
2. Follow the Manual:
   • Refer to the assembly manual that came with your Natart Rustico crib for specific instructions. The manual typically includes step-by-step guidance and illustrations.
3. Assemble the Frame:
   • Start by assembling the main frame of the crib. Connect the crib sides to the headboard and footboard using the provided screws and bolts.
4. Attach Mattress Support:
   • Install the mattress support platform according to the manufacturer's instructions. This usually involves attaching it to designated points on the crib sides.
5. Secure All Connections:
   • Tighten all screws and bolts securely. Ensure that the crib is stable and does not wobble.
6. Install Drop-Side Mechanism (if applicable):
   • If the crib has a drop-side, follow the instructions carefully to install the mechanism securely.

General Steps for Assembling a Bed:

1. Identify Parts:
   • Lay out all the parts for the bed and identify the headboard, footboard, side rails, support slats, and any additional components.
2. Follow the Manual:
   • Use the assembly manual provided by Natart for specific instructions. Follow the steps outlined in the manual for your particular bed model.
3. Assemble the Frame:
   • Begin by connecting the headboard and footboard using the provided screws and bolts. Attach the side rails to complete the basic frame.
4. Attach Support Slats:
   • Install the support slats according to the manufacturer's instructions. The slats typically provide support for the mattress.
5. Secure All Connections:
   • Ensure that all screws and bolts are tightened securely. Check the stability of the bed frame.
6. Attach Additional Components (if applicable):
   • If there are additional components, such as decorative elements or storage features, attach them according to the instructions.

Parts List:

For a precise parts list, please refer to the assembly manual that came with your Natart Rustico crib and bed. The manual should include a detailed list of all components with corresponding part numbers.
If you do not have the assembly manual, you may contact Natart directly or check their official website for customer support. They should be able to provide you with a replacement manual or offer guidance on assembly.
Always follow safety guidelines when assembling furniture, and if you're unsure or uncomfortable with any step,

Did you ever find screws/bolts for this crib?

Most hardware stores will have the bolts you need. Take in the headboard and ask for help
getting a set of bolts that fit. Lowes and most others will have them too. One thing you may want to do
is call Cosco and gove them the model number and date of manufacture and ask if they can email
a set of instructions to assemble the bed. This way you make sure it is safely put together.
Cosco / Dorel Juvenile Group
Consumer Relations Department
P.O. Box 2609
Columbus, IN 47202-2609
Phone : (800) 544-1108

Converting a Simplicity Crib into a Toddler Bed:

Please note, Simplicity has gone out of business and the Simplicity Cribs should NOT be used as cribs. They were sold at Walmart, Target and BabiesRUs. The word on the street is that Walmart is the easiest to deal with when it comes to returning them. Those who wish to return Simplicity cribs don't need a receipt, they can just take them to Walmart for store credit. BabiesRUs was apparently giving about $65 while Walmart was closer to $190. Again, this is just what I have heard from others.

You can find the specific information on the Simplicity recall here.

If you do want to use your Simplicity crib as a Toddler Bed, I have not read any warnings against this. Again, I might just take it to Walmart anyway and get a store credit and perhaps buy a new convertible crib. You can get some great ones on Amazon for around $150 with delivery included.

I would pack it up, take it in for store credit, and get a new crib!

You can get some great deals these days on cribs, there's a great one on Amazon for $150 with free shipping so it's kind of a no-brainer.

As I have heard, Walmart will take it back, no questions asked and no receipt necessary and you can get a brand new one with brand new parts, brand new instructions and no recalls or risks!

Good Luck.

Here's one of my favorites:

Graco Sarah Classic 4-in-1 convertible bed

If you still want to convert it, here is what you need to do:

1. Remove the front panel of the Simplicity crib. Use an Allen wrench and 45mm bolts (there should be extras underneath the crib, along with an Allen wrench, but if there aren't then you can pick some up at your local hardware store.)

2. Check the mattress support. It needs to be in the lowest position available, which will allow the toddler to get in and out of bed easily. It is also the only position that will make the rails line up properly with the pre-drilled bolt holes. To lower the mattress, unscrew the four bolts from the four corners of the mattress support and slide the support down. The holes for the lowest setting are just about the bottom wood panels. Use your Allen wrench to reattach the mattress support with the same bolts you pulled out when the mattress was in the higher position.

3. Attach the toddler bed rails to the crib frame. Use two 38mm Allen bolts on each rail. There are pre-drilled holes in both the rail and the crib frame. Line up the holes and then loosely screw the bolts into place. The bottom of each rail has a metal L-shaped hook. This will slide under the mattress support. Use a 19mm Allen bolt to attach this piece to the mattress support. When everything is lined up and screwed in loosely, go back and tighten each bolt. Repeat on the other side.

4. Check the entire crib frame for loose bolts. Use the Allen wrench to tighten all the screws. Toddlers can be rough on their beds, so it is important to make sure the bed is safe. You should recheck for loose bolts often. Jumping and climbing on the bed can easily loosen the bolts and screws.

5. Don't forget to hang onto the front panel and store it carefully, you will need it later to convert the bed into a full sized bed.

Are you sure you lost the manual? It took us all day to discover it was attached to the crib base under the mattress. We have a different simplicity crib but it needs either rails or you buy a full-size bed frame from a mattress store and attach it with the headboard adaptor plates and screws they gave you.

You can find Delta soho 5 in 1 crib conversion kit on amazon. Click here Amazon com Delta rails and take a look. I hope this was helpful. cheers

Is it the full size bed frame that goes to that bed because if it is not it will not attach. It will only attach to the special boards you had to order from them. You can try this email I have for them, but I am unsure if they are in business anymore. I know they were connected with Graco so if the email does not work you can try Graco for a manual. The email I have is [email protected]

I have the same crib and it can be transformed into a toddler bed by removing the front rail and it can be transformed into a full size bed using a full size bed frame and the front and back rails of the crib.

You will more than likely need a 1/4-20 screw/bolt, or a 7mm. You can find these at any Lowe's store. They are in the "specialty" drawer section of hardware in the N drawers.

i think this is the same crib that i have. I remove the front rail that slides up and down, then i removed the plastic contraptions that allow it to slid up and down on. I then attached the bed frame on the lowest setting, by first fastening the two back ends first. Then I attached the toddler rails to the bottom of the bed frame and then once they where on I attached the bed frame to the crib with the rails and the brackets for the bed frame pressed together. I hope i explained it so that i makes sense.