Sunbury Ergonomic Cot Natural

The Sunbury Ergonomic Cot Natural is a sturdy, compact childcare cot designed to support safe daily use in early learning and nursery environments. Made from durable New Zealand pine with a natural clear lacquer finish, this cot features an ergonomic design with a stainless steel drop-side mechanism to help reduce lifting strain when transferring children in and out. Its compact size makes it suitable for smaller cot rooms and nurseries, while four heavy duty 7.5 cm lockable castors allow for easy movement and secure positioning. Teething rails are included to enhance safety and durability in high use childcare settings. The cot measures 110 cm (L) x 71 cm (W) x 138 cm (H), weighs 25 kg, and complies with Australian Standard AS/NZS 2172:2013. Mattress sold separately. Compatible with the SafeSpace Cot Mattress NAS132.

Why This Product is Beneficial for Educational Use:

Ergonomic Handling: The stainless steel drop-side mechanism helps minimise lifting strain, supporting educator safety during daily care routines.
Enhanced Safety: Teething rails and lockable castors provide added protection and stability in busy childcare environments.
Space Efficient: The compact design allows the cot to fit comfortably into smaller cot rooms and nursery spaces.
Durable Construction: Made from solid New Zealand pine with a natural clear lacquer finish for long lasting use in educational settings.

Key Considerations When Buying:

Mattress: Mattress sold separately. Use with SafeSpace Cot Mattress NAS132.
Mobility: Four heavy duty lockable castors allow for easy movement and secure placement.
Room Size: Compact design is suitable for smaller cot rooms and nurseries.
Compliance: Meets ANZ Standard AS/NZS 2172:2013 for childcare cots.

⚠ Warning

• Infant should be placed to sleep on a firm, flat surface.
• Place infant on their back when using this product.
• Do not put objects or accessories in an infant’s sleep environment.
• Do not place this product near a blind, cord, strap or similar item that could become wrapped around an infant’s neck.