Cuna convertible 4 en 1 Winston

The Winston's frame is premium steel with cast-metal joints and a powder-coated finish — not a wood construction the solid-hardwood-versus-MDF-and-adhesive question can be applied to. No wood species, engineered-wood content, or adhesive system is published for this crib at all.

The crib is finished with a non-toxic, multi-step painted powder coating that is lead- and phthalate-safe, but the finish is never named as water-based, low-VOC, or zero-VOC — the chemistry itself stays unspecified even though a concrete process (powder coating) is named.

This crib meets or exceeds ASTM International and U.S. CPSC standards, and the brand names 16 CFR 1219 and ASTM F1169 as the applicable full-size crib standards for its cribs generally. No published CPC or lab report number is shown for this specific model.

We queried the CPSC recall database directly across its full 1973-2026 history and found no record naming this brand in any role, with a working control confirming cribs are covered in that corpus. The brand also publishes a quality-and-safety commitment for its furniture.

We found this crib named to ASTM F1169 for full-size cribs, with slats spaced at a maximum of 2⅜ inches, mattress-support hardware rated to withstand at least 135 lbs against an 80 lb minimum, and locking metal inserts rather than wood screws — plus a confirmed move away from drop-side designs.

The crib line carries a GREENGUARD Gold certification and an FSC licence code (N003885) that is registry-resolvable, and a retailer's own compliance listing separately confirms ASTM/CPSC standards. The brand also cites third-party CPSC-lab testing without naming the lab or a report number.

The crib is named GREENGUARD Gold Certified for chemical emissions and VOCs, tested for over 10,000 chemicals and 360+ VOCs, and a retailer's own compliance record itemizes the same GREENGUARD Gold certification for this crib.

No wood content or FSC sourcing claim is published for the Winston, which is built from steel rather than wood; the FSC claims we found are tied to the brand's wood-framed cribs like Liberty, not to this product.

We found concrete warranty terms — one year, repair or replacement at the brand's option, with stated exclusions — corroborated by a retailer's own warranty field, plus a working spare-parts request process requiring model and serial number. Country of manufacture (Vietnam) is published; the wood/material breakdown given elsewhere for other Namesake cribs does not apply here since the Winston is steel.

The crib features premium steel with cast-metal joints and a powder-coated finish, but no component-level breakdown of the steel alloy, coating chemistry, or hardware materials is published for this specific model.