Since we believe in doing our best to preserve the environment, we strongly recommend that you download a copy of our catalog from the catalog request page. If you are unable to do so or prefer a hard copy of the catalog with the accompanying wood chip samples we will gladly mail one out to you. Rest assured that our catalog is printed on certified FSC paper.
All of our cribs meet or exceed regulations promulgated by the CPSC (Consumer Product Safety Commission), ASTM (American Society for Testing and Materials), and Health Canada. We also test our cribs in an authorized independent testing lab, and are members of JPMA (Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association).
No because the crib sides have been designed to be slightly lower in height than standard drop side cribs in order to facilitate daily use. Also, the mattress support system has three adjustable heights to follow the growth of your child.
Both the TULIP and Leander brands are sold to a select group of children’s furniture stores in both Canada and the United States. Please access our store locator to see which retailers are in your area.
We recommend that you clean our products with a damp cotton cloth. If more thorough cleaning is needed, you can use a solution mixture of mild dish soap and water. We strongly advise against using commercial products since they can leave heavy residues and sometimes discolour products over time.
We have a 1 year limited warranty which covers any manufacturer defects. Breakage or performance issues caused by normal use are not covered. Claims are dealt with on a case by case basis and depending on the issue, an item will either be repaired or replaced.
No. TULIP and Leander are separate brands which are under separate ownership. Natart Juvenile, Inc., the parent company of TULIP, is the authorized North American distributor for Leander.
No, all of the cribs in the TULIP line have static (fixed) drop sides. The static sides are more modern and clean in design because they eliminate extra hardware. Also, some believe that static side cribs are safer due to the reduction of moving pieces.
