Simmons Kids Logan 6-in-1 Convertible Crib with Underdrawer review

This is a document-led assessment of the Simmons Kids Logan W111150, not a hands-on review. I did not assemble or use a physical crib, inspect a carton or unit label, test a mattress fit, or conduct material, emissions or durability testing.

What the Logan is—and what its six modes mean

The Logan’s defining feature is an under-crib drawer, not a smaller footprint or a portable frame. Delta’s U.S. Cribs listing and exact product record identify one Logan W111150 family with two captured finish SKUs: Chestnut W111150-836 and Bianca White W111150-130. Those finishes are not shown as different sleep systems. The saved listing data does not include a third Grey SKU, although the product-page copy mentions Grey; I have not assigned that color a model number or treated it as a verified variant.

Delta describes six configurations: the full-size crib, toddler bed, sofa, daybed, full-size bed with headboard and footboard, and full-size bed with headboard only. That count is a list of separate arrangements, not six crib sizes or a promise that every conversion part is in the base package. In particular, the manufacturer says the W146725 guardrail for the toddler, daybed and sofa setups and the 0050 full-size wood bed rails are sold separately. The headboard-only full-bed arrangement also requires a standard bed frame. If the main appeal is eventual conversion, price and locate each compatible component before relying on that path.

Room planning: storage adds a second fit question

Delta lists the assembled crib at 54.75 inches wide, 29.75 inches deep and 40 inches high, with a product weight of 68.3 pounds. The underdrawer has two interior compartments, each listed as 23.5 by 23.5 by 3.5 inches. These figures describe the product, not the room area needed to assemble it or open the drawer. Measure the route into the room and leave practical access in front of the storage; the source does not specify drawer-pull clearance. The crib is still a full-size frame, so the underdrawer does not make it a mini crib or solve a narrow-room problem.

Mattress fit and the crib-stage stop points

The maker says a standard full-size crib mattress is sold separately. Its linked W111150 instructions give a minimum mattress size of 27¼ by 51⅝ inches and a maximum thickness of 6 inches. Those manual limits are not a substitute for checking the exact instructions and mattress warnings supplied with the unit. The instructions describe three support heights: use the lowest setting when a child can pull to standing; at the highest setting, keep the crib’s front side at least three inches above the mattress surface, or lower the support another position. Stop using the crib when the child begins to climb out or reaches 35 inches tall, whichever happens first.

Drawer and assembly tradeoffs

The drawer makes the Logan useful for families who want storage physically joined to the crib, and the photographed Chestnut example shows the drawer beneath the crib. It also adds a separate assembly section and a storage-access decision to an already sizeable full-size product. The linked booklet calls for adult assembly and includes general furniture-use cautions such as not climbing on the furniture and opening one drawer at a time. I cannot rate the assembly as easy or difficult from experience; the manual is the basis for these setup notes, and the product page’s “easy assembly” label is the manufacturer’s description.

Claims, documentation and limits of this assessment

Delta describes the materials as including Radiata pine, poplar and TSCA-compliant engineered wood, and identifies the crib as GREENGUARD Gold certified and JPMA certified. These are attributed manufacturer-page claims, not findings from independent testing in this review. Delta links three “6 in 1 Crib” instruction documents dated 2024, 2025 and 2026. Their filenames identify W111150, but the printed Style, Lot and Date fields are blank; match the paperwork to the crib’s label and the instructions supplied with the exact unit. The available manuals agree on the major crib warning and conversion path reviewed here, but I did not inspect a physical Logan to establish lot applicability. A narrow SaferProducts.gov query for W111150 returned no rows; an empty keyword result is not recall clearance for a crib or individual unit.

On the evidence available, Logan is a fit to investigate when an owner wants a full-size crib plus built-in storage and accepts separate later-stage hardware. It is a poor match for a mini-crib start, a documented wheeled setup, or a package that must include a full-size mattress. Before purchasing, verify the exact finish and model, mattress and rail parts, included carton contents, measured room access and the manual/label match. This page reports source-supported specifications and limitations, not a prediction of stock, seller bundles or performance in a particular home.