Torsten Cot - Grey/Teak by Troll

The main difference is the size. A standard cot is for use with a 120 x 60cm mattress. They are suitable from birth up to around 2 years if there is no toddler bed conversion. Whereas a cot bed is larger and designed to convert into a toddler bed. Cot beds therefore last significantly longer and offer better value over time.

Every nursery needs a safe space to sleep, a changing area and a comfortable space for feeding. Outside of these a wardrobe, storage and / or shelves would also be highly recommended so you can keep all you need close by and babies surprisingly need more storage than you might imagine.

We offer a 5 year manufacturers warrantly but your furniture can last much longer than that. The drawers and wardrobes are full size items that in all honesty can be used in any room of the house.

Yes absolutely, our wardrobes are a standard size and will continue to look great in your home long after your child is too old for their cot or cot bed, the same can be said for the dressers, the changing top can be removed once no longer needed leaving a practical and stylish set of drawers suitable for any room. The good news is also that all our wardrobe and dressers are manufactured with quality in mind and come with a 5 year manufacturers warranty and are tested to the Furniture Industry Research Association (FIRA) standards to give added assurance to the products quality.

We don't offer this option directly but you can certainly choose individual items from our different ranges if you're feeling like that's the best option for you.

Our cot bed mattresses are sold separately so you can choose the best option for your baby, we have a number of options to suit and needs or budget. It’s important to select a mattress that fits your cot bed perfectly and meets safety standards.

All of our cot beds feature adjustable mattress base heights. Higher positions are ideal for newborns (making it easier to lift your baby), while lower settings are used as your child develops, to minimise the chance they can climb out.

Converting a cot bed to a toddler bed does vary depending on the cot bed you have but typically involves removing one or both side rails and, in some cases, splitting the end panels to create a lower, accessible bed. It is vital that you follow the user guide for your product which can be found here to ensure the product is built correctly and will be safe for your child, we'd always recommend it being done by 2 people.

As you're purchasing a set we're normally able to offer a bundle saving so you get all of the products that you need for a much more competitive price.