Although the components were in a small bag and the bag was packed inside a box, they were delivered to me in poor condition, which clearly has nothing to do with the courier. Specifically, apart from the paint being worn off in some places, the pieces had strange orange stains in various spots. Obviously, since this is a product intended for a baby room, we would have washed them anyway. We just didn't expect that we would need 10 minutes to clean them. In fact, on the rod in the photo, the stain hasn't completely gone despite our efforts. I wouldn't want to blame the store, but it is certainly very unacceptable on the part of the manufacturer.

The material is good, nice, stable, but I really can't understand why there is a gap at the center of the iron. We installed a mosquito net from the same company that fits this specific base, and there is a gap in the center? What's the point if it's open at the top and mosquitoes get in. We improvised and closed it. Of course, the gap is visible in the photos, but we thought maybe... But no

For the money, it's good, but where the two irons connect, it was supposed to snap together. There is a slot/hole in one iron but not the ball to connect to the other. We improvised with a screw so it doesn't fall on the child's head.

It has two supports, one for the top and one for the bottom. It is adjustable according to the thickness of the cradle/swing. Very practical and economical.

The only negative thing is that the brackets that hold it up and down are a bit bulky. So far, everything is good.

A normal base... I would prefer it to have a slightly smaller opening on top so that it doesn't leave a hole in the mosquito net

Terrible construction, it doesn't fasten at all, and it constantly falls off.
The material is unacceptable, from the first time I placed it, it became crooked from tightening and falls off every half hour.

Very nice base! The type of cradle it has is a very good choice as it can be adjusted not only to a swing but also to a crib. The top part where the mosquito net is placed moves left-right. So you can easily open and take the baby as many times as needed, that is, infinite times!!!!????

I struggled a bit with the installation even though it seems like something simple. Otherwise, very good construction!

No, it doesn't fit all beds. In our crib, the metal bars that it had couldn't fit because the wood is thick, so we had to improvise. Also, there isn't much adjustability.

It does the job it promises, which is to adequately hold the mosquito net. A typical drawback is the unclear assembly instructions for a very simple construction. Also, it requires attention when the baby grows a little and gains strength, as the last part of the construction is a metal ring that is placed inside the support tube without securing it. Therefore, a child with strength in their hands could potentially pull the mosquito net with force and remove the ring, causing it to "fall off".