Delta Children Ruby 6-in-1 Crib & Changing Table Set review

This is a source-based assessment of Delta Children’s Ruby W200170, not a hands-on review. I compared the exact item in Delta’s frozen U.S. crib-collection capture with its current product page and structured record, followed the page’s Booklet A link, and inspected the manufacturer image tied to the observed finish SKU. I did not inspect a physical crib, carton, changing table, seller offer, supplied parts or crib-end label, and I did not assemble, use, measure or test the set.

One crib family, one observed finish, two furniture pieces

The captured Delta Children “Cribs” record identifies Ruby product 7678308614344 as a 6-in-1 Convertible Crib & Changing Table 2-Piece Set. The exact product record has one observed variant: Bianca White (130), SKU W200170-130, variant 43090297356488 and UPC 080213134013. I treat that as one crib model, not a second crib bundled with an accessory-only row. The listing describes the changing table as a removable, matching second piece with storage; the product photograph selected here shows the crib but not the table.

That two-piece arrangement is the useful distinction to weigh. The set includes a separately assembled changer and open-shelf storage, so a buyer comparing a crib with a separate table can assess the bundle as a furniture pair. The tradeoff is also physical: there are two pieces to assemble and place. Delta provides separate dimensions for each, but the product page conflicts on the changing table’s depth, so these sources do not support a dependable combined floor plan. Do not add the crib and changer figures together as if they established the assembled set’s total width or footprint.

Start with the crib’s own footprint

Delta lists the assembled crib itself at 54.25 inches wide by 29.5 inches deep by 35 inches high, with a stated crib weight of 49.6 pounds. These are manufacturer-listed dimensions, not measurements taken for this assessment. On the finder’s half-inch input grid, a 54-inch maximum is below the listed width and 54.5 inches is the first selectable ceiling that admits the crib. That is a product-frame comparison only: it does not account for the separate changer, room access, nearby furniture, delivery through a home, or the space needed to convert the crib.

For the changing table, the same page lists 33.75 by 18.5 by 33.5 inches in one assembled-dimensions line, then 33.75 by 25.5 by 33.5 inches in its separate dimensions list. I cannot resolve which depth applies to W200170 from the material reviewed, and no combined installed footprint is claimed. If the set is appealing for a narrow room, get written confirmation of both piece dimensions and the exact arrangement before treating the pair as a fit.

The changing-pad size needs confirmation

Delta says the changing pad is sold separately. Its product page recommends a pad measuring 32.25 by 16.5 by 1 inch, while the linked booklet says the pad used should be 32 by 16 inches and no thicker than 1 inch. Because those two source statements differ, this review does not endorse either size as a verified fit. Ask Delta to resolve the discrepancy against the W200170 label and the exact changer edition before selecting a pad. The booklet also gives a 30-pound maximum recommended child weight for the changing table and says to stay within arm’s reach, read the instructions, and inspect and tighten the furniture as directed. Those are maker instructions, not independent testing or a substitute for the actual manual.

Mattress fit and support positions are separate from the changing pad

The standard full-size crib mattress is sold separately. The linked Booklet A states that a mattress used in this crib must be at least 27 1/4 by 51 5/8 inches and no thicker than 6 inches. Those are fit limits, not proof that a mattress is in any particular retailer’s package. Check the selected mattress’s actual dimensions and the instructions supplied with the crib rather than relying only on a generic “standard crib mattress” label.

The page describes three mattress-support positions. In the booklet, the highest position is described for a newborn; the mattress should be lowered as the child grows and must be at the lowest position when a child can pull to standing. In the highest setup, the manual says the top of the front side must remain at least 3 inches above the mattress surface; if it does not, lower the support. Its stop-use warning says to stop using the crib once the child begins climbing out or reaches 35 inches tall, whichever comes first. Follow the warning label and the booklet that actually match the individual frame.

“Six-in-one” means conversion choices, not six simultaneous beds

Delta names a full-size crib, toddler bed, daybed, sofa, full-size bed with headboard and footboard, and full-size bed with a headboard only. These are successive arrangements of the system. The question “full-size crib stage later?” means the documented crib configuration; it does not mean an adult full-size bed, and neither choice makes the crib occupy several setups at once.

There are meaningful parts checks behind the count. The product page says the Daybed/Sofa/Toddler Guardrail Kit W200725 is sold separately. It also lists separate full-size wood bed rails, style 0050, for the headboard-and-footboard adult-bed arrangement; for the headboard-only arrangement, the page names a standard bed frame. The linked booklet also identifies style 0050 and says the bed-rail system is not included. No seller package was inspected, so do not assume that any later-stage hardware is in the box. The booklet names the W200725 guardrail but the targeted conversion and warning passages do not establish a toddler age or weight limit; check the exact label-matched instructions rather than borrowing a limit from a different Delta model.

Read the changer and crib instructions against the physical label

The product page links a 48-page Booklet A whose cover calls the item a “Crib & Changer 2 Piece Set,” but leaves its style, lot and date fields blank and asks users to match identity information to the label on the crib end. The file cover is marked 44559 R0 and October 13, 2023; some interior assembly pages carry a July 10, 2023 date, also marked R0. That mixed dating, plus the blank cover fields, is a reason to confirm the booklet against the actual crib label—not a reason to infer which version is packed with a current or used unit. No physical label or supplied paper instructions were examined.

Delta describes New Zealand pine and TSCA-compliant engineered wood, GREENGUARD Gold and JPMA certification, and a lead- and phthalate-safe paint process. Those are manufacturer statements. I did not independently check certification records, material composition, emissions, construction, or safety performance. The image shows a white crib with a staged mattress and bedding; it is not evidence that those items are included.

Who should compare Ruby

Ruby is worth comparing when a full-size crib is the needed sleep arrangement and a bundled, separate changing table is useful enough to justify planning for a second piece. Its crib frame first fits the finder’s selectable width ceiling at 54.5 inches, but the changer depth and pad-fit conflicts leave meaningful questions for tight layouts. The standard crib mattress, changing pad, toddler/daybed/sofa guardrail, and adult-bed rail system are separate checks. Before relying on the set, confirm the exact W200170-130 SKU, the included piece list, the crib-end-label-matched booklet, the changer dimensions and pad guidance, and the rails needed for the specific later mode.

The narrow SaferProducts.gov ProductName=W200170 query captured for this assessment returned an empty JSON array. That limited keyword query is not a complete recall search, an individual-unit screen or a safety clearance. This model is represented in Delta Children’s U.S. product information, which does not establish live stock, price or retailer availability.

Primary sources checked

• Delta Children Ruby W200170 product page and its structured product record, including SKU W200170-130 and the image associated with that variant.
• Delta-linked 44559 W200170 Booklet A; its cover asks users to match the instructions to the physical crib-end label.
• SaferProducts.gov ProductName=W200170 query; the captured empty response is not comprehensive recall research or a safety clearance.