Where Can I Find Screws and Parts for a Simmons Hutton Sleigh Crib

by Margaret
(Fairview, TN 37062)

Simmons Hutton Sleigh Crib

Can anyone tell me Where can I find screws and parts for a Simmons Hutton Sleigh Crib? I need replacement parts for all of the hardware. The bag holding the screws, nuts, and bolts all have gone missing during a recent move.

Where Can I Find Screws and Parts for a Simmons Hutton Sleigh Crib

The crib is a Hutton sleigh crib model # 297060-108. Please help me find the screws, nuts, and bolts for Hutton sleigh crib that I need for assembly.

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Dec 01, 2025 Rating Simmons Hutton Sleigh Crib Information by: Anonymous You might be able to find parts for a Simmons Kids (or "Simmons Hutton Sleigh") crib. Here’s contact info for Simmons Kids crib customer service — the best known publicly-available email/phone/URL for parts, warranty, or support I was able to locate: 📞 Phone: +1 (800) 218-2741 — their "Consumer Care / Parts & Warranty" line. Simmons Kids 🌐 Website / Contact Page: Visit their "Contact-Us / Parts & Warranty" page at SimmonsKids.com — use their support form there. Simmons Kids I found no publicly reliable working customer-service email address for crib parts. Their site encourages using the phone number or their online form. — although because it’s older or possibly discontinued, you may need to rely on universal hardware kits or third-party sellers. Here are some of the best places to look right now, and a few products that might work depending on exactly what you need (bolts, rails, conversion kits, or hardware kits). Where to look for parts Simmons Kids’ official "Parts & Warranty" page — if you still have the crib’s model number, you can submit a parts request. Online marketplaces like Amazon, eBay, Wayfair — often have generic crib-hardware kits or used/aftermarket crib parts that match older Simmons models. Specialty baby-furniture parts stores (or independent retailers offering universal crib-hardware kits) — sometimes universal kits work if you measure current crib parts carefully before ordering. Broad hardware-kit sellers or generic crib-hardware kit suppliers — especially for missing screws, bolts, barrel nuts, mattress-support hardware, etc. What you MUST check if using generic/aftermarket parts Confirm your crib’s model number (on the manufacturer’s label — usually inside the headboard or mattress frame). Verify that bolt/nut sizes, spacing, and hardware alignment match (older cribs — especially older Simmons models — often used metric bolts, non-standard hole placement, etc.). Avoid drop-side cribs or any crib with safety issues: always double-check hardware functionality, mattress support, and overall stability. Understand that using aftermarket or universal parts may void any original warranty (if one still exists) and might affect safety — it’s safest if crib meets current safety standards. Whenever you replace a crib component, choosing parts designed for your model keeps the crib secure and baby-ready.

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