Regalo Hideaway 54-Inch Extra Long Bed Rail Guard, with Reinforced Anchor Safety System

This bed rail has been a great purchase. The price was reasonable, the build quality is solid, and the extra length gives good coverage. It adjusts easily and doesn’t shift or move at all, even when we roll against it during the night.Our only minor gripe is that it could be a bit taller, especially for thicker mattresses like ours, but it still provides a good barrier. Also, while the anchors don’t stretch fully across our king-size bed, the rail remains firm and secure without them.Overall, it’s a dependable and well-designed safety rail that does the job right. Great for peace of mind without breaking the bank.

This bed rail has been essential to getting our two year old to sleep in his own bed! It was super easy to build and put together. It’s a little bigger than I expected, but it’s worked great at keeping him in his bed. The way we’re using it doesn’t allow us to flip it up and down but it flips up and down and the locks are solid! We chose white and it’s nice that you can see him through the white fabric along with the mesh cutout. Will probably work great when we move him to a bigger bed in the near future. It came as a pack of two!

I could swear the product description said this would work with a twin bed. It is not big enough for standard ones though. I was able to hack it a bit since the bed I’m using it on has slats it could grab onto, instead of going across the entire mattress. It also is barely tall enough for a big mattress. But works for my purposes. The quality is good, easy to assemble, folds down easily.We have liked all of our Regalo baby safety products.

Super easy to set up/use. Great quality and stays in place. The size is perfect for a crib and the folding side is perfect

Fits perfectly on my queen sized bed. Very easy to put together and use. Really convenient for co sleeping mamas!

Initially, this seemed like a good product, but the netting ripped after a few weeks of use. I will say it fits well on the crib. It seems like it would be a little flimsy; however, it holds up better once my toddler is lying on the mattress.

Been using it for six months now. It’s really easy to set up and works well. Only issue is if your bed is not too high like mine, and the rail is actually taller than the bed so the rail comes out in angle when you put it down. But not an issue overall.

Previously, we had a "Cars"-themed bedrail for our son. When our daughter went to a toddler bed, we used that bedrail for a bit. But she is quite girlie and it didn't seem right to keep using the Cars bedrail for the sake of convenience and frugality. LOL! When we transitioned her to her "big girl" bed, I got the Regalo bedrail. Now, I usually leave assembly to my husband, but this was so easy and quick to assemble that I did it while he had a cat nap. I also found it easy to get it onto her bed by myself. I think it may be tricky for some who are unfamiliar with the straps of a bedrail and how to position them to set this up on a bed solo. I'm just familiar because our son's Car bedrail was not the swing-down type (Or maybe it was and I never got the memo? LOL!), so we often took it off and put it on. FYI, I am not a big gal--only 5'3"--but even with my [lack of] height and arm span I can maneuver a bedrail under a mattress and strap it down. I've learned to wedge myself into strategic positions to handle this task. (My daughter's bed has a comforter and dust ruffle, and I am OCD about beds being presentable, and still I can maneuver this thing into position.)Back to the Regalo bedrail. I love the swing-down feature. Not only does it make changing bed linens more convenient (than bedrails you need to remove first), but it is also nice to have the rail down so the bed looks neater when not in use for sleeping. The bedrail is also holding up to the constant rolling and bashing of my daughter, who is not a gentle, motionless sleeper. She has also rammed herself into it, climbed on/over it, and kicked it when awake and it stays in place. (And she is big for her toddler age, so she can pack a wallop.) Initially, we had only the bedrail along the open side of her bed, with an extra standard-sized pillow blocking the small gap near her head/headboard. Eventually, though, I positioned a long body pillow from her headboard and long the bedrail to cushion her, as she is old enough that we don't have a fear of SIDS or suffocation from pillows placed such. There is enough of a gap at the foot of the bed for her to access her little step stool to get down, even when the bedrail is up.I am very happy with this purchase. I feel like I got a great deal for a product that has held up nicely with our "active sleeper" (we've had it for a month, as of this post). And I like the clean look of the white cover (which is removable; great for cleaning!). I get to sleep easier with this bedrail in place!