Graco Full-Size Crib Conversion Kit - Metal Bed Frame

I was hesitant after reading the reviews but went ahead anyway . I have a Storkcraft crib listed as a model that is compatible and not a Graco model. All the fittings lined up and I had no issues with stability. I did not need to do anything but adjust the leg length due to an area rug being thicker at the end of the bed and the headboard on the wood with no rug. It had Once assembled I went back to make sure everything was tight and all bolts secured . I needed a box spring but didn’t want to a thick traditional one so I ordered this from Amazon and it fits perfect and is stable HOBINCHE Full Box Spring - 4 Inch... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CRDJJ2QR?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share Here is the finished product

This is terrible quality for the cost. It costs more than it did when I purchased this in 2019 along with the crib, and both costs are way too expensive for the item that arrived. Now that my kids have outgrown the crib, I wish I could return this. It’s wobbly, doesn’t line up with the headboard, and the screws stick out dangerously on the outside. This is just asking to rip open your ankles. I was excited for the baby crib to last until they go to college. I am disappointed now that I am stuck with this poor quality bed.

Just remember to find the screws from the crib as well, they attach perfectly fine to head and foot board. Idk why others had issues, it works great for Greco 4in1 conversion crib!

I noticed several not so great reviews but I chose to get this frame anyway. Thankfully my husband was able to “make it work”. The footboard will not even work. Also one of the brackets were extremely bent. I purchased the crib for the reason of being able to grow with my son. Also the frame converts to twin, full & queen but the Graco crib headboard only allowed for a full size. So now my son has went from a daybed style to a full. I have a twin mattress and boxspring that I’m stuck with. We had to drill new holes for the frame to attach. I do like that I can adjust the height of the feet of the frame & that it’s decent material.

Feet are wobbly

Easy to install

I bought two of these frames for my kid's convertible crib sets to convert over to full size beds. We choose these cribs for this reason so they could be used for many years. When i received the new frames and assembled them, my disappointment is an understatement to say the least. the frame is 3" wider than a standard full size mattress and box spring. Not only that, but the mounting brackets on the head board side and foot board side do not match up with the screw holes on the end pieces from the cribs. This means that the mounting hardware from the cribs could not be used and i had to go buy separate hardware to make new holes into the head board and foot board. Of course i did all of that before i found out that the mattress does not even fit into the frame. If you are going to charge twice as much for a bed frame base than any other manufacturer, I would expect it to actually mount to your product correctly and fit a "STANDARD" mattress size! Biggest waste of $200+ dollars.

This was a disappointment. Is it functional, yes sort of. I had the crip with the built in changing table and drawers. Disassembly was easy, but the changing table becomes useless as one of the supports is removed with the back panel being used as a head board. The other issue is the frame does not have a center support (more for queen and full beds). It says it requires a box spring or bunky boards - all require center supports. Also to attach the headboard, the bolts must be cut down 1/2" and a top hole is present (how about adding a sticker to cover?). Save your money and just purchase a bed and frame.