Airwrap Mesh - Safer than a Bumper: Fitting Instructions

View this video if you have purchased an Airwrap Mesh and require visual fitting instructions.

The Airwrap Mesh supersedes traditional cot bumpers with its breathable mesh fabric allowing maximum airflow, while protecting baby from knocks and tangling in the framework of the cot.

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Thankyou for your interest in the Airwrap Mesh
Breathable cot bumper alternative
The Airwrap mesh is available to fit cots
on four sides
and two sides
Which type can be found on the bottom left hand corner of the packs
First, take your product out of the pack
Your Airwrap will contain two pieces
Detailed fitting instructions can be found on the inside of the pack card
Both pieces have a fold back on each end, which are connected with grip-tape.
We'll start with the shorter of the two pieces
The side with the foldback faces the cot
Place inside cot, open an end and attach it to the last slat.
By looping around a single slat only, it will ensure maximum grip
Fasten top and bottom equally
Do the same at the other end and ensure Airwrap is even on both sides
Tighten by readjusting either end
until Airwrap is fitted to your desired tension
The firmness depends on your preference and the stage of you child's development.
it needs to be as firm as possible whilst still being able to safely slide down the cot slats if stood on by your child.
It has a moderate level of padding to protect against bumps and knocks
It's excellent for keeping arms, legs and pacifiers inside the cot.
The bottom edge of the Airwrap sits safely under the surface level of the mattress
If you have a 2-side Airwrap, simply repeat this again with the second piece
This is an Airwrap 4-sides.
and the second piece is longer, to fit the remaining sides of the cot.
Once again, place inside the cot and attach it to the last slat on one of the ends of the cot.
There are two corner options depending on what cot type you have.
Option B wraps around the last rail on every side like this
it does mean that you'll have the corners covered which for some cots, may be more desirable
Option A is like this
where we wrap the Airwrap Mesh around the outside of the corners
As you can see here, this leaves only the corner exposed
Most cots will suit this method, however if you have a larger cot, or a cot with bigger corner rails, Option B could be the best
The recommended sleeping landscape is different all over the world
If you're using a flat sheet and blankets, make sure the last thing you tuck in is the Airwrap Mesh
This is what your cot will look like if you have made it up using corner Option A
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