The Mocka Aspiring Cot is a piece of nursery furniture designed for infants and young children, providing a safe and comfortable sleeping environment. Its primary function is to serve as a secure bed for babies, with features that ensure the child's safety and the cot's durability. The cot is designed for home use and requires assembly by the user, following detailed instructions provided by the manufacturer.

Function Description:

The Mocka Aspiring Cot functions as a secure sleeping space for infants. It is designed to contain a child safely, preventing falls and entrapment. The cot features a mattress base that can be adjusted to different heights, which is a crucial safety feature. Initially, the mattress base can be set at a higher position for easier access to a newborn. As the child grows and develops the ability to sit up, the mattress base must be lowered to its lowest position to prevent the child from climbing or falling out of the cot. This adjustability extends the useful life of the cot as the child grows. The cot is constructed with side panels featuring vertical slats, which allow for ventilation and visibility of the child, while also preventing the child from escaping.

Important Technical Specifications:

Recommended Mattress Size: The cot is manufactured for use with a mattress measuring 1300mm long x 690mm wide x 100mm in thickness.
Gap Tolerance: It is critical that gaps between the mattress and the sides and ends of the cot do not exceed 40mm. This specification is vital to minimize the risk of a child's limb becoming caught in the gap, which could lead to injury.
Cot Depth (Lower Position): With the mattress base in the lower position, the depth of the cot must be greater than 500mm. This depth is specified to minimize the risk of a child climbing or falling out of the cot once they are able to sit up or stand.
Assembly Hardware: The assembly requires specific components:
- 12x screws (Type A)
- 4x screws (Type B)
- 1x Allen key (Type C)
Construction Materials: While not explicitly detailed, the visual representation suggests a wooden frame construction, typical for nursery cots, ensuring sturdiness and stability.

Usage Features:

Adjustable Mattress Base: A key feature is the adjustable mattress base, allowing the cot to adapt to the child's developmental stages. This adjustment is crucial for safety, as the base must be lowered once the child can sit up independently. The adjustment process involves removing small plastic plugs (not screws) and repositioning the base to corresponding holes, then reattaching the side panel. This process requires a screwdriver and possibly a hammer for gentle tapping to remove the plugs.
Clearance Requirements: The cot should be placed at a reasonable distance from potential hazards such as curtains, blinds, heaters, and power points. This prevents entanglement, burns, or electrical hazards.
Safety Precautions: Users are strongly warned to keep all medications, string, elastic, small toys, or small items (like money) out of reach from any position in the cot. This prevents choking hazards or strangulation risks.
Assembly Instructions: The cot comes with detailed, step-by-step assembly instructions, emphasizing the importance of following them precisely to ensure the safety features are not compromised. The assembly involves attaching side panels to end panels, securing the mattress base, and then attaching the remaining side panel. All screws must be tightened using the provided Allen key.
Stability: The design ensures a stable structure once correctly assembled, providing a secure sleeping environment.

Maintenance Features:

Regular Screw Checks: Users are advised to regularly check all screws for tightness and damage. Loose or damaged screws can render the cot unsafe, highlighting the importance of routine inspections.
Cleaning: For cleaning, a damp cloth should be used. It is crucial to avoid the use of detergents or abrasives, as these could damage the cot's finish or materials, potentially creating unsafe surfaces or weakening the structure.
Gentle Handling: Once assembled, the furniture should be lifted into place rather than dragged. Dragging could potentially damage the cot's structure or the floor.
Careful Assembly: During assembly, care must be taken when attaching sides, and screws should not be over-tightened. Over-tightening can cause damage to the cot's components, compromising its structural integrity and safety.

The Mocka Aspiring Cot is designed with a strong emphasis on child safety, incorporating adjustable features and clear guidelines for assembly, usage, and maintenance to ensure a secure and long-lasting product.

Mocka Aspiring Cot - Step 3: Attach Second Side Panel

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