Not sure which crib rod your crib will need?
Follow these steps:
1. Match any of the original rod/s (if available) with our photos. Note: look at the top of the rod to determine if your rod type is offset top, square top or candy cane top.
2. Call Products America when you are with the crib at 800.205.9642 or 800.772.1041. Our CSR staff is comprised of hardware experts, who will ask you specific questions about your crib in order to determine the correct replacement hardware needed. We may also ask you to measure a few specific items, so please try to have a tape measure nearby when you call.
Follow these steps:
1. Match any of the original rod/s (if available) with our photos. Note: look at the top of the rod to determine if your rod type is offset top, square top or candy cane top.
2. Call Products America when you are with the crib at 800.205.9642 or 800.772.1041. Our CSR staff is comprised of hardware experts, who will ask you specific questions about your crib in order to determine the correct replacement hardware needed. We may also ask you to measure a few specific items, so please try to have a tape measure nearby when you call.
The distance from the hole where the top of the crib rod will attach to the lowermost guide angle on the leg of the crib for the crib rod to travel through is called the “crib rod dimension” or “CRD”.
Fig. A
Fig. A
The distance from the hole where the top of the rod will attach to the top of the crib leg (do not include decorative molding) is called the maximum neck dimension.
The distance from the hole where the top of the rod will attach to the top of the crib leg (do not include decorative molding) is called the maximum neck dimension.
Fig. A
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Fig. B
Fig. B
Fig. B
Fig. B
The distance from the wood of the crib to the center of the hole in the rod support angle is called the offset dimension.
The distance from the wood of the crib to the center of the hole in the rod support angle is called the offset dimension.