Boori Cots – Nursery Furniture
Bring your nursery together with Boori cots and furniture made with growing families in mind. From the first setup through to the toddler years, Boori creates practical pieces with safe, family-friendly designs.
Discover the Boori Cot Range
- Standard Cot Beds
For families with room for a full-sized cot, standard cot beds give your baby a comfortable place to sleep while offering a straightforward transition into the toddler years. The familiar cot design can later be adapted as your child becomes ready for a bed.
- Full-sized cot bed design with two adjustable base heights
- Two base heights, with a higher setting for newborns and a lower setting as your baby grows.
- Converts to a toddler bed for use from newborn to around five years
- Sustainable timber construction with LVL base slats
- Convertible Cot Beds
If you like the idea of keeping the same furniture for longer, convertible designs can take you well beyond the cot stage. Depending on the design, your baby cot can eventually become a toddler bed, sofa or even a full-sized double bed.
- Cot-to-toddler-bed conversion for extended use
- Selected designs also convert to a sofa or a full-sized double bed
- Two adjustable base heights for different stages of development
- Oval and traditional designs available, with mattress requirements varying by configuration
- Compact Cots
When space is tight, compact cots offer a smaller footprint without giving up useful features for the newborn stage. Their smaller proportions and castor wheels can also suit families who want more flexibility in where the cot sits around the home.
- Compact footprint for apartments and smaller rooms
- Lockable castors for easy room-to-room movement
- Two adjustable base heights, with a higher position for newborns
- Standard door-frame width for easier movement around the home
Choosing a Boori Cot for Your Baby’s Nursery
- Think about the space you have
Before choosing a cot, take a look at where you’ll actually put it and how much room you have to work with. You’ll want enough space to walk around the cot, open nearby drawers and doors, and comfortably reach in to pick up your baby. Compact designs can suit smaller rooms, while a full-sized cot may be a better fit when you have more floor space.
- Consider how long you want to use it
Think about whether you’d like the cot to see your family through more than the newborn stage. Some baby cots convert into toddler beds, while selected convertible models can go further and become a sofa or double bed as your child grows.
Choosing a design with these options can be a good fit if you’d rather keep the same piece of furniture for longer.
- Look at the mattress height options
Consider how the cot will work at different stages, particularly during those first months when you’re lifting your newborn in and out regularly. Two adjustable base heights give you a higher starting position, then a lower setting as your baby becomes more mobile.
- Choose features that suit your routine
Think about the little practical details you’ll appreciate day after day. If you expect to move the cot between rooms, for example, lockable castors could be useful, while a compact design may give you more flexibility if you’re working with a smaller nursery.
- Make sure it works with the rest of your nursery
Before choosing your cot, think about how it will sit alongside other furniture you need. Leave enough room for pieces such as dressers and change tables, and keep doors and walkways easy to access. Choosing matching Boori furniture can also create a cohesive theme that works beautifully with the rest of your home.
How Boori Cots Meet Safety Standards
When you’re choosing a cot, knowing what it’s made from and how it’s been tested matters. Boori uses sustainably sourced timber across its cot range, including Australian Araucaria, New Zealand Radiata and European Beech, alongside engineered timber where needed.
Cot designs in the range also comply with Australian and New Zealand safety standards covering things like construction, dimensions and design, so you can feel confident about the foundations of your baby’s sleep setup.
Looking After Your Baby Cot
Keep your Boori cot looking its best by wiping it down regularly with a soft, damp cloth and using gentle cleaning products suited to the materials and finish. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners that could damage the surface. Make a habit of checking the cot regularly for any loose fittings, screws or other signs that it may need attention.
Complete Your Nursery With Boori
At Kiddie Country, you’ll find Boori cots alongside other furniture to help you build out the room, from matching dressers and storage to mini gyms and play equipment. Browse the wider range to find pieces that suit your space and work naturally together.
You can also explore our bassinets and cradles for those first months, and nursery packages to round out your setup.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I choose the right cot size for my nursery?
Start with the space you have available and think about how the cot will fit alongside the rest of the room. Compact cots suit smaller bedrooms and apartments, while standard cot beds give you a bit more room when you have the floor space. Remember to leave enough room around the cot for walkways, drawers and doors, too.
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Can Boori cots convert to toddler beds?
Yes, several Boori designs can transition from a cot into a toddler bed, giving you more use from the same piece of furniture as your child grows. Selected convertible models can go even further, transforming into a sofa or full-sized double bed.
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What are the key safety features of Boori cots?
Adjustable mattress heights are a useful feature as your baby becomes more mobile, with higher and lower positions to suit different stages. Boori cot designs also comply with Australian and New Zealand safety standards covering construction, dimensions and design.
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How do I maintain my Boori cot for longevity?
Regular care can help keep your cot looking good as your family uses it over the years. Wipe the surface with a soft, damp cloth and use gentle cleaning products suited to the finish, avoiding harsh or abrasive cleaners. It’s also a good idea to check the fittings from time to time and make sure screws and other fixings remain secure.