Campbell 6-in-1 Convertible Crib review

Delta Children · Campbell W170150 · full-size convertible crib · desk research checked November 3, 2026

Campbell is a wide, full-size crib family with a traditional sleigh-like outline: Delta describes slight curves, a tall panel headboard and rounded spindles. This assessment uses the maker's U.S. product data, selected W170150 page and linked booklet, plus one exact Midnight Grey image. It does not describe an assembled crib, hands-on test or seller carton.

What the “6-in-1” names mean

Delta lists a full-size crib, toddler bed, daybed, sofa, full-size bed with headboard and footboard, and full-size bed with headboard only. Booklet A presents the daybed and loveseat sofa as one shared lower-rail arrangement, not separate crib-size stages. The toddler setup instead uses the W100725 guardrail. At the adult-bed stage, the booklet calls for style #0050 rails when using a footboard and notes that not all rail systems support one; the page describes a separate standard full-size frame for its headboard-only option. The manual and maker page therefore describe several successive furniture builds, not six sleep surfaces or six pieces in one carton. Delta's Campbell product page and its linked W170150 Booklet A are the basis for those distinctions.

Delta says the daybed/sofa rail is included but identifies the toddler guardrail and full-size bed rails as separately sold. The manual requires the conversion rail/stabilizer bar for its open-side setup. That maker-page inclusion statement is not proof of what's inside a particular store, used or open-box offer. Confirm the W170150 label, the booklet shipped with the frame, and each part in the exact package before paying for a conversion kit. The page-linked manual is dated October 20, 2021 (42426, revision R0), but its style, lot and date fields are blank and it tells users to match the instructions to the label on the left crib end. I did not inspect a physical frame or manual pouch.

Footprint and mattress fit

Delta lists Campbell at 55 inches wide, 42 inches high and 30 inches deep, with a product weight of 60 pounds. That width is wider than narrower full-size frames such as the 54.5-inch Jordan W130130, but a difference on a product page is not a room-fit guarantee. Measure the actual room, doorway and delivery route, and allow the working space needed to assemble and later change modes. The numeric finder compares this maker-listed product dimension only.

The standard crib mattress is sold separately. Booklet A requires a mattress at least 27 1/4 by 51 5/8 inches and no thicker than 6 inches. Check the exact mattress label and instructions; a staged image or the words “standard size” do not settle fit or package contents. The mattress support has three positions. The manual says to use the lowest setting once a child can pull to standing. At the highest setting, the front rail must remain at least three inches above the top of the mattress, or the support must be lowered. Stop using the crib when the child starts climbing out or reaches 35 inches tall, whichever occurs first. These are Campbell booklet instructions, not a schedule to transfer to another crib.

Three finishes, one reviewed crib family

The exact Delta product record maps three observed colors to W170150: Walnut Espresso W170150-1324 (UPC 080213117252), Bianca White W170150-130 (080213117269) and Midnight Grey W170150-1360 (080213117245). They share one product ID and the same listed footprint; the reviewed evidence establishes finish differences, not separate functions. The official manufacturer image shown here is the exact W170150-1360 Midnight Grey variant in crib mode. The page and saved product data showed unavailable/out-of-stock at the time checked; that time-stamped finding is not a promise about later or retailer stock.

Delta describes New Zealand pine, Poplar, TSCA-compliant engineered wood and metal, and advertises GREENGUARD Gold and JPMA certification. These remain manufacturer statements: this review did not independently examine materials, certification records, emissions reports or safety tests. A narrow SaferProducts.gov ProductName search for W170150 returned an empty response; that is not comprehensive recall research or clearance of an individual crib, serial number, lot or date.

Who should compare Campbell

Campbell is worth comparing when the needed first setup is a full-size crib, the 55-inch listed width works after separate clearance planning, and the household values a later toddler, daybed/sofa and adult-bed path enough to check the associated hardware. It is a poor match for a mini, midi or bassinet start, documented wheels, or a base package that must include the standard crib mattress. The W100725 toddler guardrail and style #0050 bed rails are stated separately; any included daybed/sofa rail still needs an exact package check. Delta's single crib name covers multiple later arrangements, but the parts, manual and frame label are the practical decision points.

Sources: Delta Children Campbell W170150 selected-variant page; Delta Children Campbell product/variant data; Delta Children-linked 42426-W170150 Booklet A, revision R0.