Crib assembly My coworker gave me the crib with no assembly instructions...how can i get the instructions?

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PDF ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS for convertible crib. LEXINGTON 4 IN 1 CONVERTIBLE CRIB ... GUARDRAIL and FULL BED CONVERSION KIT sold separately.

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Hello, Shanon -

The fact that the crib was given to you without the hardware is a "red flag" to me that something may not be right with the crib, beyond just not having assembly hardware.

I began looking for assembly instructions for your model of crib, hoping the instructions would include images and parts numbers for the missing hardware. I did find instructions for a crib manufactured by C & T International, Model #740 Vick Crib. Is that your model of crib, perhaps? If so, this is the link to the assembly instructions, which can be downloaded (free):
https://www.manualslib.com/manual/769396/CAndt-International-740-Vick-Crib.html#manual
Note: To save and read or print the instructions you will need Adobe Reader software (free.)

See page 4 of the manual for the hardware list giving the bolt lengths and identifying the other hardware.

Thinking the C & T International Model #740 Vick Crib might be the one you have, I tried to find the company's website to determine if the missing parts could be ordered and purchased from the company.

I found this information about a 2010 recall of many cribs manufactured by C & T International/Sorelle:
https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2010/ct-internationalsorelle-recalls-cribs-due-to-strangulation-and-suffocation-hazards
The #740 Vick (Vicki ?) model crib is not listed.

However, if you believe the crib you have was one manufactured by C & T International/Sorelle, I recommend you call the company and ask if it was included in the crib recall. This is the link to the Sorelle Furniture Contact Us page, where you can find the phone number to call (weekday, office hours) and a form which you can complete to send an email:
http://www.sorellefurniture.com/contact-us/

Personal opinion: The fact that there is no hardware with the crib parts makes be think it was a recalled crib model and should not be used as a crib, even if the hardware can be replaced. Instead, a crafty/handy person could use most of the crib parts to create a clever settee, with no moving parts (like a drop down side for a crib.)

Note: If it turns out that your model crib was recalled, the person who gave it to you may not have known about the recall either and thought it was a bargain found at a yard sale.

Best wishes.

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I found the manual here...
http://www.docstoc.com/docs/11983806/DaVinci-Decor---Roxanne-Crib

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Don't use it! If it is at least 5 years old, it is too old to be safe. Second hand cribs are associated with more deaths than new ones. They are prone to more problems. Every time you take a crib apart and put it back together, you add the potential for something to break, bend, crack or get assembled wrong. Each of these problems could result in a component of the crib coming loose or detached and creating a gap or space where your child could become entrapped and be killed. It isn't worth the risk. The crib should be the safest peice of child gear you own, because it is the only place you can leave your child unattended.

This site has instructions for the cribs listed below. The 1st two listed seem to be generic cribs with a metal mattress support. It worked for my used crib.
www.milliondollarbaby.com/help.milliondollarbaby.com/
*For cribs with snap-in spring hangers hooks & metal mattress support.w/ spring hanger hdware.
*For cribs w/ bolt-in metal hdware for metal mattress support w/ metal hdware.
For cribs with Safety Glide nylon(rodless) hardware
Sleigh Convertible 3001 Crib
Sleigh Convertible 3091 Crib - Safety Glide
Jenny Lind Crib
Ashley/Alexandria Crib (1 piece headboard) +Day bed info.
Ashley/Alexandria Crib (3-piece headboard) +Day bed info
Lauren Crib ) +Day bed info
Emily Crib (One piece headboard) ) +Day bed info
Emily Crib (Four-piece headboard) ) +Day bed info
Mini Emily Crib
Anastasia Crib
Bridget Crib
Valerie Crib ) +Day bed info
Bailey Crib ) +Day bed info
Ellie Crib Day bed and full bed info
Kalani Crib Day bed and full bed info
Bordeaux Crib Day bed and full bed info
Annabelle Mini Crib
Italian Cribs-Metal Barrel Nut
Italian Cribs-Nylon Nut
Canopy cribs with snap-in spring hanger hardware
Canopy cribs with metal bolt-in hardware

I need instructions to asseble jenny lind crib #012614

We recently put together a PBKids sleigh crib bought on craigslist. the original owner gave us all the old bolts. We actually put the side that DOESN'T say "push" on first. When attaching the "push" side - the one thing we figured out is that you have to fit that side UNDER the rails that are visible on the sides and then pull UP (rather than going down, you have to pull up to fit it in.) that said, the original owner did not give us any bolts/stops to put in the sides that would keep the rail from falling completely to the floor when you push the drop side in. anyone else have suggestions?

simply screw the metal hinges facing up and snap them into place

I need direction for crib model172097350 from Simmons