Boori
Eton Convertible Plus Cot Bed
7.5/10 overall£553.99
A solid New Zealand pine cot bed that converts through toddler bed and daybed stages, from an established nursery furniture brand.
The verdict
Boori's Eton Convertible Plus is built from solid New Zealand pine and converts through cot, toddler bed and daybed stages, priced at £553.99. It's a genuinely long-lasting, established-brand pick similar in ambition to the Silver Cross Valencia — the choice between them often comes down to traditional versus contemporary styling preference rather than build quality.
Boori's Eton is built from solid New Zealand pine rather than the engineered board common in budget cot beds, which shows up in both weight and expected longevity — this is a cot bed designed to convert through multiple stages (cot, toddler bed, daybed) and still be sturdy years later, similar in ambition to Silver Cross's Valencia already in this category. The three-in-one conversion genuinely extends usable life well past the newborn and infant stages.
Against Mamas & Papas' Mia cot bed also in this category, Boori sits at a similar solid-wood quality tier but with a slightly more traditional aesthetic versus Mia's more contemporary lines — the choice between them often comes down to nursery styling preference as much as build quality, since both use genuinely solid construction rather than veneer or board.
Is the Eton Convertible Plus Cot Bed worth it?
- Solid pine construction built to last through multiple conversion stages
- Three adjustable mattress base heights
- Established brand with strong nursery furniture reputation
What are the downsides of the Eton Convertible Plus Cot Bed?
- Heavier and bulkier than budget engineered-board alternatives
- Traditional styling won't suit every nursery aesthetic
- Conversion kits sometimes sold separately from the base cot
Specs
- Assembly
- Flat-pack, instructions included
- Material
- Solid New Zealand pine
- Certifications
- BS EN 716 compliant
- Conversion stages
- Cot, toddler bed, daybed
- Mattress base heights
- 3 adjustable positions
How we scored it
Build Quality & Longevity
Sturdiness and how well it holds up, including converting for reuse.
Solid pine construction genuinely built to last through multiple conversion stages.
Assembly Ease
How straightforward it is to put together at home.
Flat-pack assembly is more involved than lighter engineered-board cots given the solid wood weight.
Value for Money
Cost relative to build quality and features.
Mid-to-premium pricing justified by genuine solid-wood build quality.
Weighted by importance for this category — see our editorial policy for how we test.
How this review was done
We haven't used the Eton Convertible Plus Cot Bed ourselves yet. This review is built from Boori's published specifications and product information, and scored the same way as everything else on the site. We'll update it, and the badge above, once we've tested it hands-on.
How it compares
|  |  |  | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | £553.99 | £195 | £299.00 (was £379.00) | £699.00 |
| Overall score | 7.5/10 | 7.5/10 | 7.6/10 | 7.6/10 |
| Assembly | Flat-pack, instructions included | — | Required, tools included | — |
| Material | Solid New Zealand pine | — | Solid wood and MDF panels | Solid birch wood |
| Certifications | BS EN 716 compliant | — | — | BS EN 716 compliant |
Frequently asked questions
What is the Boori Eton cot bed made from?+
Solid New Zealand pine, rather than the engineered board common in budget cot beds, which shows up in both its weight and expected longevity.
How many stages does the Boori Eton convert through?+
Three — cot, toddler bed, and daybed — genuinely extending usable life well past the newborn and infant stages.
How does the Boori Eton compare to the Mamas & Papas Mia?+
Both use genuinely solid construction rather than veneer or board and sit at a similar quality tier, but Boori has a more traditional aesthetic versus the Mia's more contemporary lines — the choice often comes down to nursery styling preference.
Is the Boori Eton easy to assemble?+
It's flat-pack with instructions included, but more involved than lighter engineered-board cots given the weight of the solid wood.
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