Have new ma!m bed slats but they still drop off metal edge and centre beam?

I'm sorry, but I don't have access to specific assembly instructions or parts lists for the Natart Rustico crib and bed. However, I can provide you with some general guidance on assembling cribs and beds based on common practices. Please note that these instructions are general, and you should refer to the specific assembly manual that came with your Natart Rustico furniture for accurate details.

General Steps for Assembling a Crib:

1. Sort and Identify Parts:
   • Lay out all the disassembled parts and sort them according to their shapes and sizes. Identify key components, such as crib sides, mattress support, hardware, and any decorative elements.
2. Follow the Manual:
   • Refer to the assembly manual that came with your Natart Rustico crib for specific instructions. The manual typically includes step-by-step guidance and illustrations.
3. Assemble the Frame:
   • Start by assembling the main frame of the crib. Connect the crib sides to the headboard and footboard using the provided screws and bolts.
4. Attach Mattress Support:
   • Install the mattress support platform according to the manufacturer's instructions. This usually involves attaching it to designated points on the crib sides.
5. Secure All Connections:
   • Tighten all screws and bolts securely. Ensure that the crib is stable and does not wobble.
6. Install Drop-Side Mechanism (if applicable):
   • If the crib has a drop-side, follow the instructions carefully to install the mechanism securely.

General Steps for Assembling a Bed:

1. Identify Parts:
   • Lay out all the parts for the bed and identify the headboard, footboard, side rails, support slats, and any additional components.
2. Follow the Manual:
   • Use the assembly manual provided by Natart for specific instructions. Follow the steps outlined in the manual for your particular bed model.
3. Assemble the Frame:
   • Begin by connecting the headboard and footboard using the provided screws and bolts. Attach the side rails to complete the basic frame.
4. Attach Support Slats:
   • Install the support slats according to the manufacturer's instructions. The slats typically provide support for the mattress.
5. Secure All Connections:
   • Ensure that all screws and bolts are tightened securely. Check the stability of the bed frame.
6. Attach Additional Components (if applicable):
   • If there are additional components, such as decorative elements or storage features, attach them according to the instructions.

Parts List:

For a precise parts list, please refer to the assembly manual that came with your Natart Rustico crib and bed. The manual should include a detailed list of all components with corresponding part numbers.
If you do not have the assembly manual, you may contact Natart directly or check their official website for customer support. They should be able to provide you with a replacement manual or offer guidance on assembly.
Always follow safety guidelines when assembling furniture, and if you're unsure or uncomfortable with any step,

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Undo fixings and tap gently to separate.

If it is new then just return the bed or ask the place you bought it from to get you more slats.
If you bought it used order some.
If your are ambitious you can take a slat to Home Depot and they can cut and make you some more.

these rods will be to hold the frame parallel and not allow the sides to spread out and drop the slats out. check for nuts if threaded or if the ends are bent then look for holes in the top of the frames

A slat bed is a type of bed with built-in frames that support the mattress without the use of a box spring. The slats run parallel to each other and are secured on each end to the frame of the bed.

It's in the fuel tank actually there are two of them one on outside of sending unit then another inside the unit .you can drop the tank or take bed off or lift half of it up. I myself measured carefully cut out a piece in bed big enough to get it out attached metal underneath the bed on edges of hole I cut that away I can secure the bed and if ever need to service it it's easy

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fully dismatle the cot, keep all the bits.. Take the two slatted sides to bits and put the base pieces of wood from these to one side.
pull the headboard and footboard (is that whats its called) apart take the feet from the footboard and add to the headboard (they are now the sole head and foot boards) screw the 4 nuts with blanking plates to the top 4 holes on the new head and footboards
take the two long slatted size bases and screw them to the lower holes on the head and footboard put the base brackets (L shapped screws) into the corners put the cot base onto the L shaped screws done