Cots

What to Look for in a Baby Cot

The key things to assess when choosing a cot include overall dimensions, mattress requirements, available adjustment features, and the materials and finish used. Features such as adjustable mattress bases vary by model. Always use the mattress size specified for the individual cot and follow the product instructions when buying a cot and mattress separately.

Cot Safety: What to Check on the Product Page

Household cots supplied in New Zealand are subject to mandatory product safety requirements. Check the individual product information and instructions for the cot's dimensions, mattress requirements, adjustment features and compliance information. If you have specific safety questions about a cot, contact the Urban Sales team before placing your order.

Convertible Cots: What That Actually Means

Some cots are designed to convert to a toddler bed or junior bed as the child grows, extending the product’s useful life. Whether a specific cot converts, and what it converts to, varies by product — check the individual listing to confirm what’s included in the conversion and whether any additional parts need to be purchased separately. Not all cots in the range convert; do not assume this feature is standard.

Completing the Nursery

Once the cot is sorted, explore changing tables for a practical nappy-changing station, and kids mattresses for mattress options sized for cots and children’s beds. The babies and kids room collection covers furniture and accessories across different ages and stages, from nursery to primary school age.