Do you mean the frame comes with them or the bed itself? I don't think either is true. I think that the toddler beds are the ones that typically come with built in rails. That and bunk beds.
FWIW, we got a bed rail from wal mart (gasp!) that was only $20 or so. It fits many sizes of beds, including our queen, which is what we're putting it on. Right now DD just has her twin bed on the floor.
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I've never seen a full size bed (so twin - cal. king) that comes with rails. Toddler beds and the top of a bunk bed do but that's about it....
But yeah, they're not expensive or hard to find. They're pretty easy to do... but some can be hard on platform beds so you might just have to look at that if you've got one. We have a platform bed and wanted to use a bed rail when we were co-sleeping but could never find one in the UK that worked. Of course, now that we're back here there's more choice and I've seen them about but we don't need it anymore - figures!
Re: twin beds- bed rails- a ?
Do you mean the frame comes with them or the bed itself? I don't think either is true. I think that the toddler beds are the ones that typically come with built in rails. That and bunk beds.
FWIW, we got a bed rail from wal mart (gasp!) that was only $20 or so. It fits many sizes of beds, including our queen, which is what we're putting it on. Right now DD just has her twin bed on the floor.
I've never seen a full size bed (so twin - cal. king) that comes with rails. Toddler beds and the top of a bunk bed do but that's about it....
But yeah, they're not expensive or hard to find. They're pretty easy to do... but some can be hard on platform beds so you might just have to look at that if you've got one. We have a platform bed and wanted to use a bed rail when we were co-sleeping but could never find one in the UK that worked. Of course, now that we're back here there's more choice and I've seen them about but we don't need it anymore - figures!