BABY JOY Bed Rails for Toddlers, 59‘’ Extra Long, Upgraded Swing Down Bed Guard w/Safety Straps, Folding Baby Bedrail for Kids Twin, Double, Full Size Queen & King Mattress (Gray, 59-Inch)

I have a 10mo crawler/cruiser that we took on a camping trip in our pop-up camper. The weather forecast was lots of rain, which meant we probably would be holed up in the camper the whole time. This little guy loves to move, but there isnt much floor space, and the little that there is is usually dirty and or being used by others moving around.I needed a solution to give my baby a play area.In comes the bed rail! This bed rail can be disassembled for compact storage, which was a must have in the pop-up camper. It also needed to be able to be secure without the use of screws. This one has a long strap that runs under the mattress and anchors to the opposite side of the bed. We also went ahead and ran it under the canvas to the outside of the bunk end for extra security since it isnt a real mattress.The length was perfect for the popup. There is about 12 inches left, which we put all at one end of the rail so that we and big brother could easily climb in and out of the bed when needed. We just blocked the opening with a duffel bag or other item so baby couldnt crawl out.There is definitely some wiggle slack to this bed rail, but it seemed sturdy enough for the 10mo baby that i wasnt concerned if he leaned on it. We just made sure that big brother knew not to lean on it.This rail made this bunk end bed into a giant playpen. Baby could have the whole bed to crawl and play with his toys, and mom had the piece of mind that he couldnt fall off, and had the freedom to get things done.As you can see in the pic, the height of the rail was perfect. The popup mattress is only a few inches thick, so with a real mattress, the height would not work for preventing babies from climbing over it.As a bonus, I was able to fold the bed rail down so that it lays under the mattress when we got ready to pack up to go home. This means that I dont have to disassemble it everytime. It only bumped the mattress up a couple inches where the "feet" of the rail is under the mattress, so the popup had no trouble closing up.Because of the lip of the bed slide frame, we are unable to use the swing down feature when used in this situation.

Easy to read instructions. Took five minutes to put together. Steel poles. Hinges are plastic. Easy lift to swing gate down.

I got this so that when my 3 month old is in bed with me, I don’t have to stress about her falling off my bed. There is a bit of a gap between matress and bumper. It’s pretty sturdy though and quality is nice. Doesn’t feel cheap. I feel secure knowing when she starts rolling, I have a bit of safety for her. Do not stress everyone, I’m doing the safe sleep 7 while co-sleeping! 😉

I purchased this rail to keep my elderly father from rolling out of bed. I like it because there is really very little way in which he could become entangled in it. It was pretty easy to put together--it helps that the pieces came bagged together and labeled. The most difficult thing was stretching the tension straps between the mattress and the box spring by myself--it would have helped to have an extra set of hands to lift the mattress--but I was able to solve it by stretching the strap as far under the mattress as I could on one side and then using a long stick to help me move it far enough to the other side that I could grab it. It was challenging to get the straps taut enough, but I ended up tying the ends together to pull it more tightly. I particularly like the extended length, which fits one side of the queen bed completely.

I have struggled trying to fix stuff up to keep my dog from falling off the bed again, so, one day it come to me, I use to use this for my children, surely it would work for my elderly blind and deaf 10# dog. My bed is very high and our 16 year old fur baby has slept in our bed since he was 6 weeks old, when he became blind he started falling off the bed, I tried to make him a bed next to me on the floor, but he was devasted, paced the floor all night and was not having it, I just couldn't do that to him. After trying pillows and boards it just was not working as far as ugly and no sleep for me because still worried, so desperate to think of another option, this come to mind as I have used this for my children and it was great for them as well. It has been wonderful for my fur baby and has kept him from falling off and risking his life (for his age, surgery is not very good on them) or broken bones. He has of course gotten stuck between the mattress and rail (remember he is small 10#) and cried out to let me know he needed help twice already which is so much better than the fall to the floor. So, it has for sure give me peace of mind and saved him from injuries and I get to sleep again.

They are not very durable. Started breaking down a few months out. My child is autistic & is rough on things so I don't recommend for rough sleeping kids

This product works well. Gives me peace of mind however it’s not very tall.

Our son fell between the rail and the bed. The first time he wedged himself between the rail and the bed. We made sure we tightened the straps as much as we could and we were unable to make the rail bow out so we thought we had not tightened the anchor straps enough and felt safe to use it again. Despite the straps being as tight as we could get them and ensuring that the anchor point was properly positioned, the rail still bowed out enough in the middle when our son rolled against it and he fell from his bed to the floor, falling between the rail and the bed. Luckily he fell on carpeted floor and did not injure himself. This product is NOT SAFE, even when used as designed. I will be contacting the seller, the manufacturer, Amazon, and the Consumer Product Safety Commission as well.