Eloise 4-in-1 Convertible Crib review

What the Eloise model is

Delta Children’s Eloise W117130 is a full-size crib rather than a mini crib, bassinet, or midi setup. The official listing describes the crib as a 4-in-1: full-size crib, toddler bed, daybed, and sofa. Those are separate arrangements over time, not four simultaneous functions. Delta’s page describes a three-position mattress support and arched end panels with rounded spindles. The listed assembled dimensions are 53.75 inches wide, 47 inches high, and 29.5 inches deep; those are manufacturer figures, not a measurement of this review or a room-clearance allowance.

Fit and mattress planning

The full-size frame is about 53¾ inches across its listed width. That can make the long rail the room-planning constraint, even though the listed depth is shorter. Leave separate space for baseboards, nearby furniture, opening doors, delivery, assembly, and later conversion work: the product dimensions do not include any of those allowances. The maker lists a product weight of 50.6 pounds, but that figure does not tell you whether the boxed item can follow your delivery route or how much clearance you need to assemble it.

The standard crib mattress is sold separately. The linked Booklet A calls for a mattress at least 27¼ by 51⅝ inches and no more than 6 inches thick. Check those limits against the instructions supplied with the physical crib and the mattress label; a seller bundle or a mattress described only as “standard” still deserves an exact fit check. The manual also directs caregivers to use the lowest support position once a child can pull to standing and to stop crib use when the child starts to climb out or reaches 35 inches, whichever happens first. At the highest support position, it specifies at least 3 inches between the top of the front side and the top of the mattress.

Four arrangements, but not one ready-made package

For the toddler-bed conversion, the page identifies Delta guardrail W100725 as sold separately. The linked manual says not to use the toddler arrangement below 15 months and gives a maximum user weight of 50 pounds; its warnings and assembly steps should govern the actual conversion. The page describes the daybed/sofa rail as included, while the manual’s conversion instructions say to use the conversion rail in the daybed or loveseat arrangement. I have not inspected a retailer’s carton, so confirm that the rail is present in the exact offer rather than treating a product-page package description as proof of a particular seller’s box.

Delta does not describe this W117130 as converting to an adult full-size bed. That distinction matters when comparing models by their “in-one” count: the later furniture options here are toddler bed, daybed, and sofa, not a full-size adult bed. Nor does the product page establish a wheel-equipped mode. If you need either adult-bed hardware or wheels, this is not a documented match.

Materials and safety claims in context

Delta describes New Zealand pine, poplar, and composite wood, and claims GREENGUARD Gold certification, JPMA certification, and a lead- and phthalate-safe paint process. Those are manufacturer statements, not independent emissions, chemical, or structural tests performed for this review. The official SaferProducts.gov search for model code W117130 returned an empty result on the date checked; a narrow model-name search is not proof that a particular used crib, lot, or label is free of a recall. Check the physical unit’s labels and current recall information before buying or using any crib.

The product page links Booklet A 44813, revision R0 dated August 28, 2023. The cover leaves its style, lot, and date fields blank and instructs the reader to compare them with the crib-end label. Treat the linked booklet as model-family evidence, not as proof that this revision is the one supplied with every W117130 unit; use the instructions that match the physical crib.

Who should shortlist it

The Eloise is worth considering if you want a full-size crib with a documented toddler-bed and daybed/sofa path, can accommodate a roughly 54-inch-wide frame, and are comfortable sourcing the mattress and toddler rail separately. Its listed width is half an inch less than Delta’s Spencer W107150, but the resemblance ends there: the two models have distinct manuals and conversion parts, and neither listed width is a substitute for checking the room and delivery route. The Eloise’s curved end panels give it a more formal profile than a simple straight-end crib; that is a style distinction, not a safety or fit advantage.

Look elsewhere if a mini or bassinet start, a supplied mattress, wheels, or an adult-bed conversion is essential. Before ordering, compare the full model W117130 and selected finish SKU with the offer, verify the mattress and conversion pieces you actually need, and check what the seller’s package contains. The current maker feed shows four color options—Bianca White W117130-130, Midnight Grey W117130-1360, Grassy Glen W117130-357, and Moonstruck Grey W117130-1351—but that source snapshot is not a promise of current stock.