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Safety advice and maintenance
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1. WARNING: Never leave your child unattended. The safety of your child is your responsibility
2. The bottom mattress base position is the safest. You should always use the cot in this lowest
position as soon as your baby is old enough to sit up.
3. WARNING: Do not leave anything in the cot or place the cot close to another product, which
could provide a foothold or present a danger of suffocation or strangulation, e.g. strings, blind/curtain
cords etc.
4. When choosing mattress, ensure that the height between the surface of the mattress and the
top edge of the cot side is at least 50cm for the lowest position and 20cm in the upper position.
5. There should never be a gap of more than 3cm between the mattress and the sides or ends
of the cot.
6. Regularly check that nuts and bolts are secure or evidence of damage, which could make the
bed unsafe. Loose fittings can result in snagging clothes or cords posing a risk of strangulation.
7. The maximum height (i.e. upper surface) of any mattress fitted must not exceed safety mark
engraved on the inside of the cot end.
8. We recommend the use of Tutti Bambini mattress for this cot bed or a minimum mattress
measuring 60cms x 120cm.
9. WARNING: Do not use more than one mattress in the cot. Do not use a mattress with a depth
greater than 100mm.
10. Clean with a damp cloth, do not use abrasives or bleach.
11. If you leave the child unattended in the cot, always make sure that the dropside is in the
highest position.
12. WARNING: Do not use the cot if any part is broken, torn or missing and use only spare
parts approved by Tutti Bambini.
13. To prevent child injury from falls, the cot should not be used when a child can climb out from the cot
14. Excessive chewing may damage the wood and cause splintering. If any part is damaged, stop
using the cot until the correct part has been replaced.
15. WARNING: Be aware of the risk of open fire and other sources of strong heat, such as electric
bar fires, gas fires etc in the near vicinity of the cot.
16. All assembly fittings should always be tightened properly and fittings should be checked
regularly and re-tightened as necessary.
17. The cot bed is intended for use for children from birth to approximately 4 years of age. The child’s
bed is suitable for children who have outgrown the cot (approximately 18 months) up to the age of
4 years. the cot can also be used as a sofa.
18. WARNING: Do not place this child’s bed near heat sources, windows and other furniture.
19. Children are likely to play, bounce, jump and climb on beds, therefore the child’s bed should not
be placed too close to other furniture or windows, blind cords, curtain pulls or other strings or cords,
and should be placed either tight to any wall or have a cap of 300mm between the wall and the side
of the bed.
20. When choosing a mattress, ensure that the height between the surface of the mattress to the upper
edge of the side rails is at least 500mm in the lowest position and at least 200mm in the highest
position.
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Please note, the bed is designed to be dismantled for storage and transportation.
here should never be a gap of more than 30mm between the mattress and side or the ends of the
cot. Product development dictates that components may occasionally differ from the ones shown
in the diagrams of these instructions. The right to change the specifications and design of the
furniture without prior notice remains with the manufacturer.
Guarantee
All our products are produced from the finest quality materials and are manufactured under the strictest
quality controls. We guarantee all our products or parts thereof against faulty manufacture for a period of
one year from date of purchase This guarantee is not effective against accidental damage or damage
caused by incorrect use or neglect. This does not affect your statutory rights.
This product has been designed and manufactured to BSEN 716-1&2:2008 and also A1 2011
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