Screws for a stanton convertable crib - Graco Buy Stanton 4-in-1 Convertible Crib, Espresso"

Did you ever find screws/bolts for this crib?

http://userguides.50webs.com/graco_convertible_crib.html

Take a sample along to a hardware shop or bolt supply shop

Hi,

You can try looking for the parts you need at

http://www.chemchinanet.com/supplier-metal_crib_parts/
http://www.ragazzi.com/about/faq/

They might have the parts that you need. If they don't have it in their list, you can always buy the screws similar to the screws used by other crib brands.

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1-800-933-7115
This is the number for replacement parts for furniture at jcpenney. i ordered new harware for my caden convertible crib

If we have the same crib then I think I can help. I also bought the Heritage 3 in1 crib and am in the middle of converting it to a twin head board. I too found that the head board was much wider but you have to take the two side pieces that the crib parts attach to off(you will find the screws on the sides). But the problem that I am having now is once you take that off those side pieces they posed as the legs. So what Im thinking is that you have to screw the head board into the frame of the mattress. I havent gotten that far but I hope what I have done will help you. Let me know if this helped!!

The instructions to convert this be can be found on the bottom where the stick is with the manufacturers info and warning, but be careful i have the same one and the screws ripped through the wood causing it to colapse.

I finally found my instructions!! It's actually really easy to convert to a toddler bed:
Step one: Take out four screws (two on each side) of the front railing and top bar. They are the screws holding the front railing and the top bar to the side of the crib and the dresser. 
Step two: Lower the mattress to the lowest setting. 
Step three: Place the toddler bed railing in place. It can go either way depending on which side of the crib your toddler sleeps. We put the taller part of the toddler railing closest to the dresser because that is where our son's head usually is. 
Step four: You'll need 4 1.5 inch hexagonal screws to screw in the toddler railing. After 2.5 years, I could only find two of them, so I used two 1.5 inch regular screws that came with the crib. On the taller part of the toddler railing -- the screws go into the 1st and the fifth holes. On the shorter side of the railing, the screws go into the 3rd and the 5th holes. 
That's it.. You've now got a toddler bed!

Simplicity for Children Ellis 4-in-1 Convertible Baby Crib
i lost all the screws and directions i need a new set does anyone know were i can any

I have the opposite problem - I can put it together as a toddler bed. The trick with that is that you put one of the long screws through both the hole at the SHORT end of the toddler bed side AND the metal flange from the springs into that end of the crib. The other long screw goes through the raised end of the toddler side into the end of the crib - where the child's head would be.

Is there supposed to be a plastic piece at the top of both ends of the crib on the side that does NOT go up and down? I can't seem to figure out how to put the crib side on.