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Basic Parts of a Baby Crib

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By Louise Harding
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A baby crib looks like a complicated contraption. Construction is often approached with trepidation. By identifying the crib parts, the hesitation is removed, making the crib an easier project to assemble.

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  2. Function

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    The crib rods slide through the teething rails, through the top of the crib sides, through hardware into rod springs, and down through the bottom of the crib sides. Rod support angles guide the rods and act as fasteners.
  4. Types

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    There are three basic crib types: one moving side, two moving sides and a folding side.
  6. Features

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    Cribs feature mattress springs with spring handles that fit into the spring frame, sliding into hardware on the crib sides. The mattress is placed over this section.
  8. Considerations

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    Some baby cribs have a hand-release system on the moving sides. Most cribs have metal foot releases that consist of the release bars and at least two metal gate shoes.
  10. Warnings

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    Since there are many fasteners, hooks and bolts, it is essential you check your manufacturer's manual or consult the website to verify all parts are included with your model. If purchased second-hand, find the make and model number, and call the company to request a manual or download.
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