Baby Crib Coralina

The Baby Crib Coralina is a substantial nursery furniture piece constructed from solid mahogany timber. Mahogany is a dense hardwood known for its deep reddish-brown natural hue, dimensional stability, and resistance to warping over extended periods of use. The wood grain on each crib displays a fine, straight texture, finished with a clear protective coat that seals the surface while preserving the natural color variations inherent to the timber.

This furniture item measures 140.00 cm in width, 75.00 cm in depth, and stands at a total height of 150.00 cm. With a total weight of 81.00 kg, the heavy frame remains stationary and provides a robust structure that resists shifting or tipping when force is applied to the sides. The substantial mass comes directly from the thick mahogany components used for the corner posts, side rails, and headboard structures.

The layout incorporates fixed high head and foot panels, both reaching the maximum height dimension of 150.00 cm, enclosing the sleeping area on two sides. These panels feature vertical slat configurations spaced in accordance with standard safety regulations for infant furniture, preventing a child’s head from passing through the gaps. The side rails utilize a parallel vertical spindle design, secured firmly into the top and bottom horizontal frame members using traditional joinery methods rather than visible metal fasteners.

The mattress platform sits within the interior cavity, which measures approximately standard toddler bed proportions based on the outer width of 140.00 cm and depth of 75.00 cm. The base support attaches securely to the interior posts, distributing weight evenly across the reinforced wooden frame. The clearance between the floor and the lowest structural member of the base allows for air circulation underneath the mattress platform while maintaining a low center of gravity.

Edges and corners throughout the entire exterior and interior surfaces are rounded and hand-sanded to remove sharp angles, preventing injury from accidental impacts. The mahogany surfaces receive multiple applications of a non-toxic, low-VOC finish, which cures to a hard, smooth shield that withstands frequent cleaning and exposure to moisture. This coating prevents splintering and protects the underlying wood from scratches and liquid absorption.

Assembly requires standard hardware fittings recessed into pre-drilled channels within the mahogany frame, ensuring that metal bolt heads do not protrude into the interior space where an infant could come into contact with them. The structural integrity relies on internal dowels and threaded inserts that anchor into the dense hardwood material. The overall construction profile is solid and permanent, designed to transition into a toddler bed configuration by removing one of the long side panels, utilizing the existing head and footboards as the primary boundary elements. Maintenance involves regular wiping with a dry or slightly damp cloth, avoiding abrasive chemical cleaners to preserve the longevity of the polyurethane or lacquer finish applied to the mahogany wood.