Best Tasman Eco Cots

Did you know they join small pieces of wood together? – We bought a model a few years ago that came varnished. Through the varnish we could see where a larger structural pieces of wood were made from… Read more

smaller pieces 'finger-joined' together.

We called the Co. & they sent some money back but did blurt "the varnished ones aren't supposed to use finger-joint wood".

I reckon if you buy one in a dark stain or white paint it's made from itty-bitty bits of re-joined wood.

Caveat emptor

Great Cot – We got given the white Tuscan Tasman Eco cot second hand from our friends and it’s been a excellent cot for our 3 boys. We’ve moved houses a few… Read more

times and had to disassemble and reassemble it several times which can be tricky with the sliding sides. It’s still in excellent condition (a few minor scratches from us). Easy to clean and the paint has never peeled or faulted as some people have mentioned in other reviews.

Strong Paint Fumes – Unbelievable paint fumes in baby product. Opened the pack for three weeks, it was still strong paint fumes. I was in the same bedroom for 1 hour and felt headache and numbness was in my apex of tongue. Don't buy it. Show details

I’m so glad I purchased this compact cot for my bedroom, I’m 5ft1’ and lowering a baby over a standard cot rail when asleep is just not physically… Read more

possible as they are too high. I use this cot, without the wheels and it is the perfect height for me to be able to lower baby without feeling that I will drop her or being unstable. She is now 12months old and I’m sure she can stay on this cot for another 6months before needing to move. The mattress and cot are great quality, cot is sturdy with no squeaks and the mattress is firm but comfortable, the transition for bassinet went unnoticed. I can’t recommend this compact more highly, especially for those shorter mums