Storkcraft Portofino 5-in-1 Convertible Crib and Changer, Gray | Crib and Changing Table Combo with Drawer, Converts to Toddler Bed, Daybed and Full-Size Bed, Storage Drawer
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Color: Grey
Features
- CONVERTIBLE CRIB: Converts from baby crib (mattress sold separately) to toddler bed (toddler guardrail sold separately), daybed, and full-size bed with headboard & optional footboard (conversion kit sold separately); Assembly required
- ATTACHED CHANGING TABLE WITH STORAGE: Baby crib with traditional sleigh design for classic nursery style; Attached changing table includes 3 enclosed storage drawers, 2 open shelves, and water-resistant changing pad with safety strap
- ADAPTS TO YOUR GROWING BABY: Adjustable mattress support base with 3 different height options; Designed to fit any standard full-size crib & toddler mattress; This baby crib may be used until your child can easily climb out or is taller than 35in (89cm)
- GREENGUARD GOLD CERTIFIED, JPMA CERTIFIED: GREENGUARD Gold Certified products are screened for more than 10,000 chemicals & VOCs known to pollute indoor air; Expert tested to meet or exceed all applicable category voluntary and mandatory safety standards
- QUALITY CRAFTSMANSHIP: Crafted with sustainable New Zealand pine wood, engineered wood, wood composites, and includes Euro drawer glides; Packaging tested to reduce the risk of incidental damage that could occur during shipment
Description
A Storkcraft classic, the Portofino 4-in-1 Convertible Crib and Changer combines unsurpassed quality with style in a versatile package. Offering plenty of storage with its three spacious drawers and three open shelves, this crib and changer converts into a toddler bed Storkcraft Toddler Guardrail sold separately, daybed and full size bed Storkcraft Full-Size Crib Conversion Kit Metal Bed Frame sold separately. For added convenience, the changing table can detach and function as a nightstand when the crib is converted into a full- size bed. Designed with safety in mind and constructed with quality pine wood and composites, the Storkcraft Portofino 4-in-1 Convertible Crib and Changer is available in multiple, safe, non-toxic finishes. The Storkcraft Portofino 4-in-1 Convertible Crib and Changer is certified by the Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association JPMA and is expert tested to meet all applicable federal safety standards to ensure the safest sleep environment for your child. Do not place a crib next to a window, near electrical cords, or underneath objects that could fall into the crib and injure or harm your baby
Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Color | Grey |
| Brand | Storkcraft |
| Audience | Unisex Infant |
| Dimensions | 70.78"L x 32.91"W x 43.11"H |
| Main Features | Adjustable, Convertible |
| Material | Wood (Pine) |
| Finish | Pine |
| Style | Crib with Changing Table |
| Recommended Use | Indoor |
| Components Included | Parts, Hardware, Assembly Guide |
| Weight | 114.8 lbs |
| Assembly | Required |
| Care Instructions | Wipe with Damp Cloth |
| Max Weight Capacity | 50 lbs |
| Max Child Height | 45 Inches |
| Model Number | 04586-47G |
| Composite Materials | High-quality pine wood and composites |
| Batteries Required | No |
Frequently asked questions
The Storkcraft Portofino 5-in-1 Convertible Crib and Changer is a multi-functional nursery furniture that combines a crib and changing table with a storage drawer. It is designed to grow with your child from infancy through their teen years, as it converts from a crib to a toddler bed, daybed, and finally to a full-size bed.
The convertible crib transitions through its various stages with the help of conversion kits. Initially, it serves as a crib with a changing table. As your child grows, you can transform it into a toddler bed (safety guardrail included), then into a daybed, and finally into a full-size bed (full-size bed frame and mattress not included). Detailed instructions and all necessary parts for each conversion phase are provided.
While specific dimensions are subject to change based on manufacturing updates, the crib typically fits a standard size crib mattress. It is advisable to check the product's manual or contact the manufacturer for the most accurate and current dimensions. The changing table pad size is standard, and replacements can be easily found at most baby stores.
Yes, the Storkcraft Portofino 5-in-1 Convertible Crib and Changer comes with a limited manufacturer's warranty that covers defects in materials and workmanship. Assembly is required and is facilitated by the included step-by-step instructions. It is recommended that two adults assemble the product for safety and efficiency. For any assistance, you can always contact Storkcraft's customer service.
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This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The crib and changer combo receives high praise for its aesthetic appeal, sturdy build, and multifunctionality. Customers appreciate the easy assembly (with some exceptions), the quality of materials, and the convenience of having a crib that grows with their child. The product's versatility, offering storage solutions and the ability to convert into a toddler bed, makes it a valuable addition to any nursery.
Pros
- π Easy to assemble for most
- π¨ Beautiful and matches various furniture
- πΆ Offers ample storage space for baby's items
- π Convertible design adapts as the child grows
- πͺ Sturdy construction ensures longevity
Cons
- β Changing table has a weight limit
- π Difficult to find a changing pad that fits well
- π§ Assembly can be challenging for some, with unclear instructions and hard-to-reach screw holes
- πΌ Screws are visible and may detract from the aesthetic
Should I Buy It?
Yes, if you're looking for a versatile, aesthetically pleasing, and durable crib and changer combo that offers great value for money, this product is highly recommended. Despite a few manageable cons, such as the assembly difficulties and the visible screws, its benefits overwhelmingly justify the purchase for most parents looking for a practical nursery solution.
Color: Espresso
This was very easy for my husband to assemble and looks just as beautiful as in the photo. The espresso color matches our black-brown wooden furniture perfectly; it's a wonderful addition to our bedroom, and all the storage space it comes with (drawers in the front of the changer and shelving in the back) means not having to use any closet or dresser space for baby's things, and still having room for toys! The crib itself is very sturdy, but the changing table unfortunately won't support more than about 35 lbs of weight. Hopefully by then the little one is potty-trained anyway, but we're still going to err on the side of caution and stop using the top part of the storage compartment as a changer before then. The other issue we had with the changing station is that, as other reviewers have mentioned, the changing pad that comes with the crib is very hard and unpleasant, but it is very difficult to find a different pad to replace it that will actually fit on the changing table. Our solution was to simply "make" the Summer Infant Contoured Changing Pad (which I highly recommend -- it is very squishy and the covers are very soft and come in loads of colors) fit. With the bottom of the changing pad lined up with the bottom of the changing table (that little gap is too small for a changing pad to squish out of), we pushed the Summer Infant changing pad down so it was lying on the bottom of the changing table, which leaves about five inches extra in length curving upwards along the top. The result is basically a little elevation for the little one's head, like a gentle pillow. This works just fine for me, since I wasn't enthusiastic about baby potentially hitting his head on the bars in the back, and it still looks great. Overall these are such minor complaints compared to how awesome this crib is overall. You really can't beat the price for getting four children's beds, a dresser, a bookshelf, and a changing table all in one, especially with the quality with which it was designed. I spent months shopping around for just the right crib at just the right price and I am very, very happy with the result.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2016 by Taylor
Color: White
After shopping for cribs at a couple baby centric stores and places like Target, I came across this and for the price I could not turn it down. I was thrilled at the fact that it had a changing table/drawers which have come in handly more times than i can count. The crib is sturdy and looks very nice in our baby's room. The finish is respectable, and none of the pieces felt flimsy. Set up was a bit of a pain, but nothing too complicated, though I definatley recommend having a helper for attaching the main componets together - by that I mean, putting the sides together or when you have to screw on the base that holds the mattress. I'll just give a touch of insight into my own personal experience, so we received this crib in late spring/early summer, but chose not to build it right away due to the fact that we were moving from our small apartment to a townhouse since we were in need of extra space. By the time I got to actually sitting and setting up the crib it was the end of July and the hottest part of the summer. By then I had moved the box that this came in aat least 4 times, incuding up a steep hill and up and down many flights of stairs, so I knew the materials were at least of a good quality. When i opened the box I was greeted by the directions and then all the pieces and parts I would need. The only problem that came up was that I decided to do this in the heat of summer, in a room without the A/C or fan on, so it was a uncomfortable. The moral of all this is to say the crib itself is great, and the only problem I ran into was due to my own stubbornness in not trying to cool myself off. Speaking of the base, that is a great feature, you can adjust the base that holds the mattress up and down to several locations. This helps if you're a shorter person (like my wife) or possibly had a c-section and can't bend over too far.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2013 by Andrew Paquette
Color: Espresso
Went together perfectly. It will take you a couple hours but itβs well made and worth the effort.
Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2026 by Jason Cobb
Color: White
Our little one hasn't made her appearance yet, but we're really excited about this crib. It's very heavy, so unless you can handle getting it inside by yourself make sure you have someone lined up to help you the day it's being delivered. I got mine inside the door then opened it there and carried all the various pieces upstairs, which wasn't too bad. It just meant it had to be done on the day it showed up. As far as assembly, it took me around 2.5 hours to do it by myself. My wife offered moral support but that was about the limit. The instructions weren't always the best. There are a lot of pre-drilled holes in the frame so that the crib can be converted to the daybed, toddler bed, and then to the headboard/foot-board of a full size bed, so it was sometimes confusing which hole out of 3 you were supposed to be putting the bolt through. At the end of the day, though, if you were assembling it correctly then it made it obvious what screw went where. Two assembly points. First, during the assembly of the shelves, at one point it says you need to lay the whole dresser part on its side. This wasn't necessary, I put all the pieces in with it standing upright with no problem. Because I had all the pieces sitting around it, there was no way I could have tipped it over. Second, if possible, assemble it in the center of the room then move it against the wall. There are some screws that go in the back of it that were really difficult to get in without good access to all four sides of the crib. Pros: Very Sturdy Nice clean finished look Nice size changing table (with pad included) Pre-drilled Cons: Not the best instructions Very heavy/hard to move Lots of extra pieces to store for when you want to convert the bed to its other forms
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Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2014 by WVU06
Color: White
We purchased our second Portofino (first time Espresso, second time white). We have had the espresso model for two years, and honestly once it is together this crib is beautiful and extremely solid. To compare, friends of ours gave us an old Davinci 4-in-1 that they had and the Stork Craft runs circles around it in terms of build and quality. The biggest con is that the most recent crib showed up in a box that looked like it had been through war. I was fully expecting that I was going to find most of the parts in box broken or missing, because when I drug it inside the house from my porch, parts were literally falling out of the box. UPS had propped it up against the house in such a way that the bottom was closed, most likely because they noticed the bottom was opening up. Amazingly, nothing was scratched or broken, and all parts were accounted for. Surely there must be a better way to ship these though. As other reviewers have stated, this is a major undertaking to put together if you don't have a lot of experience putting together furniture. This is mostly because of the changing table w/ drawers. You are literally putting together all of the drawers and supports. Once you have that part done, everything else pretty much goes into place. At times they make assumptions that you know what you're doing, and luckily a buddy of mine helped me put this together who did indeed know what he was doing. He could fill in the gaps when the directions were puzzling. Also, it's extremely heavy. 125lbs is a lot if you're just trying to get it off the porch. Once I had it in the door I opened the box and took all of the parts piece by piece up to the nursery. With both cribs there was NO ODOR. So if you're basing your purchasing decision on other reviews about odor, just know that I'm 2/2 getting a crib without odor. It must be an isolated issue. Perhaps if you get one too quickly from the factory it hasn't had time to air out? Also, no scratches after two years of use and abuse from a toddler on the Espresso model. Granted, our little guy never really did anything that would scratch it, and never chewed on the wood. I think it's an advantage that the front slopes outward, because it maybe helps prevent little ones from biting the edges. This is probably true for any crib, but when it's time to adjust the height of the mattress, be prepared for it to be a pain. The base of the mattress is a solid sheet of wood, so moving it up or down either requires two people or magic. It's better than the davinci I mentioned earlier though which had a metal/flimsy type of base, which is sagging from use. No such problem with the Stork Craft. One last note about the changing table. We have a toddler who quickly outgrew the length of the table. Attached tables like this can only be as deep as the crib itself, which can make it feel pretty small. Despite that, we still used it for a long time, his legs just hung over the edge. He didn't mind, and it wasn't a threat to his safety. Also, most third-party changing pads are too long. If you want a contoured, good luck. We were able to stuff the edges down into the gap in the changing table to make it work for a while, but eventually switched back to the factory pad. Despite the difficulty putting it together and the shipping issues, still 4/5 stars because these cribs have served us well and seem like they are going to last a long time.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2014 by DH
Color: Espresso
I love this crib! My son is now 8 months old and this crib has been amazing. It came in a very large and heavy box, took two UPS guys to get it to my door and took my husband and brother to get it into the house. It was fairly easy to assemble, the hubby and i had it together in one night. It did come with a few dings in the wood, probably from the shipping but they are not noticeable or were on back pieces that are not seen. The drawers are very nice and smooth, and shelves are nice to hold the extra wipes and diapers. We just lowered the bed down to the next setting and it was very easy to do. My 8 mo old son still fits on the changing table... not sure why people were saying 3 months old were too large for the changing table... The large changing pads do not fit on this table but I just used the pad that came with it and sewed a few fabric covers for it and it works great. Your child is honestly on the table for only a few minutes and it is nice to have a pad that will wipe down when it does get dirty. The large changing pads are over priced and not necessary. Over all I love this crib and would recommend it to anyone.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2014 by Kelsey
Color: Espresso
This review is not necessarily about the crib. The crib probably works fine, as everyone else has said. The problem with this crib is the customer service Stork Craft provides. We ordered our crib and within 4-5 days we received it. So far so good. As my wife was putting it together, we noticed that part E, the back rail, did not have a hole drilled deep enough so that a round nut could fit in. So, we called customer service to fix this problem. Customer service told us to give them our email and that they would send us an email that we could forward to their email so that our part could be replaced. Great! Two days go by, no email. So we call them and they had the misspelled our email. Okay, whatever, so we fix that problem. Then we get an email 2 days later that tells us we need to take pictures of the defects in the parts and that they can only be JPEG files. Okay, whatever. My wife takes the pictures, and then emails the pictures. 3 days go by and we get another email telling us that we need to retake the pictures and label the parts corresponding to the instructions. Okay, we're getting mad, but we'll do it. So my wife takes the pictures we have, photoshops in the part numbers/letters, and then resend the pictures again. 3 days go by again. We get another email telling us that we need to send more pictures showing them the ENTIRE PART that is also labeled. At this point, we are beyond frustrated. GIVE US OUR PART. YOU MESSED UP DRILLING THE HOLE FOR OUR PART, SO WHY DO WE HAVE TO DO ALL THE LEG WORK? Does Stork Craft think we're trying to get a free piece of wood? What could we possibly use it for? A pre-finished piece of wood that already has holes drilled into it that can only be used for the crib they sent us? Horrible customer service. Abysmal. If this were Amazon customer service they wouldn't even ask questions, they would just send us the new part. So my wife calls them this time and tells them that we're not waiting another 2 days for another email to tell us to do anything else. They should have been up front about what they needed from us to begin with instead of leading us on for almost 2 weeks about what they need from us. It shouldn't be this difficult to get a replacement part from customer service. Just give us the piece of wood already! The people on the phone also seemed clueless and had no immediacy in addressing our problem. Worst customer service I have ever experienced. If your crib comes and it fits together like it should, GREAT. But if you have a single problem with their manufacturing, expect poor, lazy customer service and a lot of work ahead of you just to get the piece of wood or screw that wasn't made properly.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2016 by Cool Dad
Color: Espresso
Well let me be the first to say that this crib combo is well built the finish is really nice and is very sturdy came with a ton of hardware to put the thing together with and is well worth the money however on the pricey side it should last for years to come i haven't turned it into the other combinations of a bed but it should be just as nice anyone else expecting when they get it put together just put the extra parts in the closet like I did and in the future your set that was the good heres the bad it does take some time to assemble took me about 3hrs once I finally got it inside this thing is heavy and the directions are a little confusing you really need to pay attention on the little numbers on all the pieces because they don't interchange from both sides the manufacturer should make the instructions a little more detailed but if you are anyway mechanical inclined and have some basic hand tool knowledge you will be just fine assembling this thing that all being said we love it and is going to be all my little girl will need for a bed for years to come Update Has been over 2 years and this crib combo is still going strong my little girl loves it and has just started jumping on the bed I like it so much I bought my son the same thing just in a different color as of today 4/18/23 I just got the rails and a full size mattress and box springs for her to turn it into a full size and I found on Amazon some brackets that turn the full size rails into a queen that way am definitely going to get my money out of it Con And it's not really a con the spring for the kids mattress has left my little girl still sleepy when she gets up in the morning so box spring is a must
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Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2020 by Dewayne S.