Casco 3-In-1 Mini Crib And Changing Table In Black, Convertible Crib, Made Of Pinewood, Three Position Adjustable Mattress Height Settings

Setting it up was easy, but it doesn’t all fall together as you would think. The cabinets aren’t aligned correctly and one seems to come out farther than the other. The overall crib is a little off balance, when I lean on one side the opposite sides foot lifts a bit. I got it on sale for 45% off so over all it seems like a good deal.

I chose this crib for it's space saving, storage, and functionality. It arrived on time with little damage to the packaging and only a couple dings in the product. My first impression when opening the box is how red the cherrywood color appears. I chose this color because my existing furniture was described as the same color when purchased this summer but as you can see there is a huge difference. The difference in color was not so much of an annoyance that I wanted to repackage and try to return it. Also, the darker colors cost an additional $20-30 so I can suck it up for those reasons. The wood pieces are labeled clearly, but the majority of the screws come tossed into a single bag so you end up spending a few minutes trying to separate them and match them to the instructions. The instructions themself were easy enough to understand and the crib was pretty easy to assemble. It took me about 3.5 hours to put together, mainly because I was multitasking and WFH at the same time. I ordered the crib + changing table and 3in DOM mattress combo. My box did have a thin mattress (which I may use for something else) and a changing pad included. The changing pad I did not expect but will come in handy as the separate Dream on Me pad I ordered was marked as delivered 2 days ago by the USPS but I have yet to see it. Lastly the crib seems to advertised as being able to be separate from the changing table. You can take the table off, but it will only have 3 sides and will be unable to stand on its own without buying an additional piece. All that being said, overall I like the crib and I am happy with my purchase.

Update 1/16/2017:Ok, so I bought this crib 2 years ago. How has it held up? Amazingly well. I'm still happy to have purchased this. Though I'll admit, the tiny changing table eventually becomes nothing more than a shelf to put things on, otherwise this crib is awesome. My kids (6, 3, and 2) all play in this thing. Why? I have no idea. I don't know why they think it's fun to fill it with pillows and blankets, then jump in. But for them, it's a lot of fun. And this crib has managed to not break. At all. Sometimes there is 100lbs of child playing/jumping in this crib, and it still manages to hold up. TOTALLY worth the money.The only thing that hasn't held up are the knobs on the drawers, which my kids managed to rip off about 6 months back. I could fix it, but then they'd just pull it off again so... whatever.I'm due with baby #4 in April. I anticipate this crib being used for at least another couple of years. Definitely a worthwhile investment.(I will say though, that the mattress won't hold up to the same abuse. I've had to replace that a couple times now. Damn kids.)Bought this for upcoming baby #3 since #2 is still using his crib. We specifically chose a mini crib because we have limited space. If you're looking for a full size crib this is *not* the one you want to go with, but if you have limited room this is perfect. The changing table is a bit smaller as well, so take that into consideration. You may have problems finding the right size sheets and changing pad/pad covers. Honestly, we used the regular sheets and just tucked the excess underneath without issue.2 things - the "mattress" it comes with is incredibly cheap and thin. It isn't even really a mattress. You will NEED to get a real mattress for baby to use with this. We got the DaVinci Mini Crib Mattress ( http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000U0R5D0/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_17 ) and it fits great. The changing pad is also fairly thin and you might prefer to replace that. I was less concerned here because it isn't as if the baby is sleeping on it. The straps are attached to the changing table itself, so you do not need to get a changing pad that has straps.The draws are better than I anticipated, to be perfectly honest. They aren't the best ever, and my husband did a bit of cursing putting it all together, but honestly it has already held up amazingly well to my 17 month old who has recently decided he can scale furniture all by himself. The draws have been abused thoroughly and are still in great shape.Overall I highly recommend this crib if you are looking for a good quality crib for a limited space area.

Assembly wasn’t too awful but I do think mice or something had gotten into the box when it was at the warehouse... I’m posting pictures of what the styrofoam inside look like which resulted in styrofoam pieces everywhere when we unboxed it. I almost returned it at that point but figured it could just be that they got in and got out...Unfortunately there were marks and claw like scratches on the top of the crib. I didn’t notice it until we were already done assembling the diaper changing table portion. This is disappointing but I also get that the manufacturer can only do so much with that. I sanitizer and wipes everything down very thoroughly.I don’t think we’ll use this beyond the toddler stage, despite it having capacities to convert beyond that. It says the twin bed needs converters and at that point it’s probably easier and cheaper to buy a new bed....The color is nice, but it scratches easy. The diaper changing table says it’s detachable, however it doesn’t seem like that’s the case considering the leg is attached to the crib. It also is a bit small. Our son is 4 months and already looks like he’d be too big to use it.It’s not bad for being on the cheaper end, but if I were to do it again I probably would go into a store to look physically at the cribs and then maybe pay to have someone install it if it wasn’t too expensive.This does seem like a lot of negatives, but on a positive note, our son has slept fairly well in it. We did get a different mattress - the little pad it comes with is not very assuring. We also recommend bumper pads because our son loves to turn. He went from a bassinet into this and seems to get decent sleep. Well have to see as he grows and stands because the edges seem a bit low