What does the Addison crib convert into?

With conversion kits, it becomes a toddler bed and then a full-size double bed, so the same frame carries your child from infancy through the teenage years. The kits are available separately, so you add each stage when you reach it.

Does the crib come with a mattress?

Yes, a crib mattress is included. That’s worth knowing when you compare prices, since many cribs are sold as the frame alone and the mattress is an added cost on top.

What wood colors does it come in?

Seven woods, finished in your choice of stain. It’s shown in Dark Knight, a deep brown on oak, and the dark, rich tones are a popular choice for a nursery you want to feel warm and lasting. We send a sample on your actual wood before building.

What’s the difference between the panel back and the slat back?

The panel back is a solid wood headboard panel for a more substantial, enclosed look; the slat back is open with vertical slats for a lighter, more traditional crib profile. Both are built into the same frame, it’s purely which style you prefer.

Is this a drop-side crib?

No. The Addison is a fixed-side crib with no moving rail. For any specific questions about safety standards or how it compares to the crib you’re replacing, call us at 615-819-2772 and we’ll give you straight answers before you order.

Why does a solid wood crib cost more than a store crib?

Because it’s solid hardwood built to last through three stages of use and be handed to the next child, not particleboard built for two years. Spread across a toddler bed and a double bed as well, a convertible heirloom crib is one purchase doing the work of three.

Can I match the crib to other nursery furniture?

Yes. The Addison is part of a nursery collection, so you can order matching pieces built in the same wood and stain for a coordinated room rather than a crib that stands alone.

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One Bed for All of Childhood

Most nursery furniture is bought knowing it has a short life, the crib especially, outgrown in two or three years and then stored, sold, or thrown out. The Addison is built on the opposite idea. Because it converts from crib to toddler bed to full double bed, the frame that holds your newborn is the same one your teenager sleeps in, just reconfigured at each stage with a conversion kit.

That changes what you’re really buying. Not a crib with a two-year life, but a bed with an eighteen-year one, made in solid hardwood so it survives the journey. For parents who’d rather invest once than replace furniture every few years, the convertible heirloom crib is the piece that pays that off, and then often passes to a second child after that.

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PICK YOUR WOOD AND FINISH

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The finish sets the mood of the whole nursery, and the Addison is shown in Dark Knight, a deep, warm brown that reads as a real piece of bedroom furniture rather than a temporary baby item, which suits a crib meant to become a grown child’s bed. Seven woods are available, from oak to cherry to maple, each finished by hand in your chosen stain.

Tell us the nursery you’re building and we’ll help you choose the wood and the tone, then send a sample so you see the real color before you commit. You get one of us on the phone, not a script.

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The Mattress Is Already Included

Most cribs arrive as a frame, and the mattress is a second purchase you make somewhere else, in a hurry, often settling for whatever fits. The Addison comes with its crib mattress included, so the crib that arrives is the crib that’s ready, no separate order, no guessing at sizing, no gap between delivery day and the first night.

It’s a small thing that says something about how the piece is meant to work: bought once, complete, and ready for the child it was made for. When you’re already investing in a crib built to last through childhood, not having to chase down the one part that touches your baby every night is exactly the kind of detail that should come handled.

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Oak, cherry, maple, and more, in the stain you choose. We mail a sample on the real wood, and three more free if the first misses.

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Into the Nursery for $239

One flat rate across the lower 48. We bring the crib into the nursery, set it in place, and carry the packaging back out.

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Half down holds your build; the rest isn’t due until we reach out to schedule delivery, long after the work has begun.

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Covered for a full year against any craftsmanship defect, on a crib made to outlast the childhood it was built for.

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BUILT TO BE HANDED DOWN

The Crib That Becomes an Heirloom

There’s a particular kind of furniture that outlives its first purpose and becomes something a family keeps, and a well-made crib is the clearest example. The Addison is built for that. It holds one child as a crib, converts to carry them through toddlerhood and into their teens, and is solid enough that when it’s done, it starts over for the next baby in the family.

That’s the real case for buying a crib this way. Not the lowest price for the shortest need, but a piece of solid hardwood that earns its cost over eighteen years and two or three children, and then sits in an attic waiting for a grandchild. For the parents who think in those terms, it’s not an expense, it’s the start of something passed down.

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