I have a crib ( aspen stages) model 04588-32b+ manufactured 8-07 OHS black with draw were can i find side rails to convert to full bed

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It converts from a crib to a daybed, by taking the front sliding rail completely off. The rail will slide up out of the groove.

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we are having the same problem. My husband found this number online that another user said she used. I guess it took her months to find it because with the company being out of business the 800 number that came with the crib isn't working. I've yet to call he just called me with it. the company is out of canada and is said to have the rails or able to get the rails. Its Else Graco, you need your model number and color. 1800-667-8184.

I am not sure if you have solved your problem yet, but all you have to do is slide the front side of the crib off the hinges. The rail that slides up and down, will come all the way off, turning it into a daybed.

I haven't been able to find my instructions either, so I figured that much out. Now I am trying to figure out how to convert it to a regular size bed. :- (

Good luck to you!

Check this CPSC link.

Most if not all of the simplicity brand cribs have been recalled reguardless of whether they had wood or metal mattress supports.

There were 2 different recalls on the wood version but both were recalled for the drop-side issues.

This link specifically includes the Aspen 3 in 1 cribs and model #: 8740

We took ours to our local walmart last summer (we purchased it in a different state almost 8 years ago). I brought to cpsc report with me. They had not issue with the recalled information we has matching it to our crib. It did take the clerk a bit to find our crib in their system because it was older, but once she did we recieved a full refund, without a receipt.

As far as changing them to a toddler bed. When we converted ours to a toddler bed we simply removed the drop-side from the crib. The drop-side parts can be unscrewed from the side rails. Then we screwed the toddler rails to the bottom of the crib. Ours had screw holds for the toddler rails on the mattress support. If you do not have the holes for it, then you may have put the mattress support on backwards ie with the side that has the holes for the toddler bed rails on the backside of the crib.

Depending on the aspen crib you have,there should have been a conversion rail supplied with it.
You would take the sliding rail off of the crib and put the conversion rail in it's place. This would probably line up with the bottom screw holes.
Hope this helps.

Vancouver-based manufacturer Stork Craft is voluntarily recalling more than a million baby cribs in Canada and the United States over a potential suffocation hazard.
The cribs were manufactured in Canada, China and Indonesia between May 2000 and November 2008, the company said in a release.
About 494,000 of the cribs were sold in Canada and 535,000 in the U.S. in several retailers such as Wal-Mart, Kmart and J.C. Penny, as well as on several websites, including Amazon.com, Babiesrus.com, Costco.com and Walmart.com, the U.S.Consumer Product Safety Commission said in an advisory Tuesday.
You can call them to see if your model is one of them. They aren't listing them...you have to call for a replacement. Sorry.

i think this is the same crib that i have. I remove the front rail that slides up and down, then i removed the plastic contraptions that allow it to slid up and down on. I then attached the bed frame on the lowest setting, by first fastening the two back ends first. Then I attached the toddler rails to the bottom of the bed frame and then once they where on I attached the bed frame to the crib with the rails and the brackets for the bed frame pressed together. I hope i explained it so that i makes sense.

I would contact the manufacturer and they should have replacement parts. If it is a storkcraft, then go to Storkcraft.com and go to their parts page.

Put the mattress on the lowest level for a toddler bed.