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Boori Compact Cots

The Boori Turin and Boori Natty Compact Cots give your baby a comfortable spot for naps and bedtime while taking up less room in the nursery. Its smaller footprint makes it well-suited to apartments, compact nurseries and shared bedrooms, where making the most of your available space matters.

Why Choose a Compact Cot Over a Standard Cot?

- Make the most of a smaller space

A compact cot has a smaller footprint than a standard Australian cot, with a shorter length that can free up around 20-25cm of floor space. This can be particularly useful when your baby shares a room with an older sibling, leaving space for their bed, clothes, toys and floor play.

The Boori Turin and Boori Natty Compact Cot require a matching mattress or a similar-sized one designed specifically for smaller cots. When choosing your cot mattress or fitted cot sheets, check that their dimensions match the cot. You can also choose a cot and mattress bundle if you’d like both pieces together.

- Fit the cot through smaller doorways

A compact cot can be easier to bring into rooms with narrower access points, which is particularly handy in apartments or furnished homes. Measure your doorways before buying to make sure you have enough clearance to get the cot into its intended space.

- Easily move it between rooms

Lockable castors make it easy to move the cot around your home when needed. You can keep it close by during the early days, then move it into the nursery when you’re ready to set up your baby’s room.

The Craftsmanship Behind Boori Cots

The Boori Turin and Boori Natty Compact Cots are designed with the same focus on quality that runs through the wider range, while being practical for smaller rooms. Their solid and engineered timber construction gives them a sturdy feel for everyday use. The natural timber finishes also bring a warm, understated look to the nursery, making it easy to pair either cot with the rest of your furniture.

Make More Room With a Compact Cot

Create a cosy spot for naps and bedtime with the Boori Turin and Boori Natty Compact Cots. With a smaller footprint, there’s more room around the cot for the rest of your nursery essentials. Looking for more options? Explore our wider baby cots collection and baby mobiles to keep your little one busy.

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between a compact cot and a standard cot?

The main difference is the amount of floor space each cot takes up. A compact cot is shorter than a standard Australian cot, which can free up around 20-25cm of room for other nursery furniture, floor play or a sibling’s bed.

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Will a compact cot still fit my child through toddler years?

That depends on the specific cot and its intended use. Some compact cots are designed to be used from babyhood through to the toddler stage, so check the individual model’s recommended age and conversion options before choosing.

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Do compact cots need a different mattress size?

Yes, compact cots use a different mattress size from a standard cot, so it needs to match the cot dimensions. For the Boori Natty Compact Cot and Turin Compact Cot, the matching mattress measures 119cm × 65cm, or you can use a similar-sized mattress made specifically for compact cots.

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Can I remove the wheels if I don’t need them?

You can remove the wheels or forego attaching them during assembly if you’d prefer the cot to stay in one place. This gives you the option to move the cot around when needed or keep it stationary in the nursery.

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Can a compact cot fit in a small apartment nursery?

Yes, it can. A compact cot can be a practical fit for a small apartment nursery. Its smaller footprint takes up less floor space than a standard cot, leaving more room for other nursery furniture and everyday essentials. Before placing your order, make sure to check the cot dimensions and measure your available space and doorways to ensure it will fit.