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What width ceiling first includes Delta Dylan W125130?
Delta lists the Acorn and Soft Beige W125130 variants at 55.25 inches wide. The finder accepts half-inch ceilings, so a 55-inch maximum excludes this crib and 55.5 inches is the first selectable limit that includes it. That is the maker's crib dimension only; it is not room, doorway or access clearance.
Explore this need in the finder →Does the base Dylan package include the toddler-bed guardrail?
Delta says the model-specific W100725 toddler guardrail is sold separately, while its product page describes the daybed/sofa rail as included. Confirm the exact SKU and box contents rather than assuming every conversion piece is in one package. The linked manual sets a 15-month minimum age and 50-pound maximum for toddler-bed use.
Explore this need in the finder →Which mattress and crib-use limits apply to Dylan W125130?
The full-size mattress is sold separately. Booklet A specifies at least 27 1/4 by 51 5/8 inches and no more than 6 inches thick, three support positions, lowest position once a child can pull to stand, and crib stop conditions when the child climbs out or reaches 35 inches, whichever comes first. The booklet's inserted older sheet makes an exact label/manual match an important check.
Explore this need in the finder →Delta Children · Dylan W125130 · Acorn W125130-755 / Soft Beige W125130-1560 · full-size crib
Delta Children’s Dylan is a conventional full-size crib framed in a mid-century style: the maker highlights an X-shaped base, recessed end panels and round spindles. The exact W125130 product record currently lists Acorn and Soft Beige finish SKUs. Delta describes a four-stage sequence—crib, toddler bed, daybed and sofa—with three mattress-support positions. That is a reconfiguration path, not four configurations used at once. The useful distinction for a buyer is less the “4-in-1” label than which rails and sleep surfaces are actually in the package.
Width, footprint and the room it needs
The U.S. product page lists assembled dimensions of 55.25 inches wide, 30.25 inches deep and 35 inches high, with a product weight of 63.9 pounds. Those numbers belong to the crib arrangement and are not a room-fit promise: allow additional space for access, nearby furniture, delivery, assembly and any later conversion. Because this site's numeric finder accepts half-inch ceilings, 55 inches is too narrow for the listed width and 55.5 inches is the first selectable maximum that includes it. Measure the actual room and compare each maker’s dimension drawing before assuming that one brand’s “width” maps to another brand’s long side.
Delta’s Saint W135130 is a useful same-brand comparison, but not an interchangeable version: its product page lists a 54.75-inch width, 0.5 inch less than Dylan, and describes a package with the toddler guardrail included. Dylan’s page says its toddler guardrail is separate. Both use three support positions and take a standard-size mattress sold separately, but the accessory package distinction can matter more than the conversion count. The dimensions describe the frame; they do not say how much space a household needs to maneuver around it.
Mattress fit and support-height instructions
The product page says Dylan uses a standard-size crib mattress and that the mattress is sold separately. The linked W125130 Booklet A specifies a mattress at least 27 1/4 by 51 5/8 inches and no thicker than 6 inches. Treat those as this model’s compatibility limits, not a reason to add padding or assume the mattress pictured in Delta’s staged gallery is part of the crib offer. A bundle from another seller still needs its own exact contents and mattress details checked.
The manual documents three support positions and says the highest one is for newborns only, with the mattress lowered as a child grows. Once a child can pull to a standing position, the instructions say to place the support at its lowest position and remove objects that could act as steps. For the highest position, the top of the front crib side must remain at least three inches above the mattress surface; if it does not, lower the support. Stop using the crib when the child begins to climb out or reaches 35 inches tall, whichever occurs first. These are W125130 manual directions, not a general timetable for every crib.
Four stages, with a separate toddler rail
Delta’s product copy describes toddler-bed, daybed and sofa stages after the crib. It says the daybed/sofa rail is included but the model-specific W100725 toddler guardrail is sold separately. The booklet says to use the conversion rail for the open-side arrangements and identifies W100725 as the toddler-bed guardrail. It also requires the mattress support in its lowest position for that conversion section. The toddler-bed warning sets a minimum age of 15 months and a maximum user weight of 50 pounds. No adult full-size-bed conversion, bassinet, mini-crib, midi-crib or wheel-bearing setup is documented for W125130 in the reviewed sources.
This makes Dylan a poor fit for a shopper who expects every future rail to arrive in the base crib carton or who needs a full-size adult-bed conversion. For a new purchase, check the exact W125130 finish and whether W100725 is a separate line item. For an open-box or used crib, do not substitute a generic rail: compare the frame label, the manual version and every required part before assembly.
Finishes, materials and the document check
Delta’s product data ties Acorn (W125130-755, UPC 080213135119) and Soft Beige (W125130-1560, UPC 080213163921) to one manufacturer product record. The available product data and linked booklet do not establish a functional difference between these finishes, so this assessment treats them as finish variants while retaining both codes. The product page describes New Zealand pine, rubberwood and composite/engineered wood, but does not assign every material to each frame component. Delta also makes JPMA, CPSC/ASTM and lead-/phthalate-safety statements; those remain manufacturer claims, not independent tests performed for this review.
The linked PDF filename and cover identify Booklet A for W125130, revision 0, dated November 2, 2023. A later storage page reproduced inside the file bears older style 42475 and an August 26, 2021 date. That mismatch is worth keeping visible: use the instructions that match the crib’s own label and confirm the exact conversion hardware rather than treating a filename as proof that every inserted page belongs to the same edition.
Who should compare Dylan
Dylan is worth comparing if the intended first setup is a full-size crib, its maker-listed 55.25-inch width fits your measured plan with clearance, and you are prepared to buy or verify the toddler rail separately. It is less suitable if a narrower listed width is essential, if the standard mattress must be bundled, or if you need wheels or an adult-bed stage. The exact-family W125130 SaferProducts.gov keyword query returned an empty list, but that narrow search is not clearance of an individual crib, lot, date, repair history or used unit.
This is an assessment of published manufacturer material, not a hands-on assembly, durability or sleep-safety test. Check the W125130 label, supplied instructions, current CPSC notices, exact package and mattress specifications before making a purchase decision.
Sources: Delta Children Dylan W125130 product page; Delta Children-linked W125130 Booklet A; SaferProducts.gov W125130 keyword query.
Key specifications
Key details at a glance
| Full-size crib mattress included | No |
|---|---|
| Full-size crib width | 55.25 in |
| Full-size crib height | 35 in |
| Assembled full-size crib weight | 63.9 lb |
Use the exact model’s instructions for operating limits, supplied equipment and version differences.
Sources for this review
Sources for this assessment
- Delta Children official U.S. Cribs collection product-data page 1
- Delta Children Dylan W125130 U.S. product page
- Delta Children Dylan W125130 product data and exact finish variants
- Delta Children product-page-linked Dylan W125130 Booklet A, cover style 44888, revision 0, 2023-11-02
- SaferProducts.gov ProductName=W125130 exact-family keyword query, empty result
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