Cotbed for sale. Delivery or collection from August

By TVaddict
July 7, 2020 in The Family Room Classifieds

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TVaddict

Posted July 7, 2020

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Posted July 7, 2020

Used but very well maintained cotbed. We had it for only 4 years of which we have used for 3 years.

No scuffs nor scratches. First picture shows it now in its bed configuration but we also have the 2 panels and screws to make it into the cot shown in 2nd picture. In the cot configuration, the mattress can be adjusted to 3 heights.

Also comes with:

- Underbed drawer storage

- Mamas and papas pocket spring mattress with a zippable washable cover. See image

- 2 x Clevamama mattress protector

- 2 x bamboo fitted sheets

- East Coast cot top changer

L: 152 x W: 75 x H: 93 cm

We have ordered a new bed for our girl but it takes about 5 weeks to be delivered. So if you are not in a hurry, you the whole thing is available in August.

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