REDUCED BNIB white cot bed - bought for ?110, selling for ?60 - SOLD

By walrut
June 30, 2020 in For Sale & Items Offered

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walrut

Posted June 30, 2020

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Posted June 30, 2020

This lovely cot bed has never been removed from the box.

Collection from SE23 3RJ on or before this Saturday 4th July.

Any questions, let me know.

More info on cot bed below...

The Hudson Cot Bed has a classic shape and panelled ends, with an antique finish, so it?ll suit a contemporary or traditionally styled nursery perfectly. Practical and stylish, it converts easily from a cot to a toddler bed.

The cot bed has three adjustable base heights, making it easier to pick up your newborn and preventing escape attempts as they grow!

Carefully designed, thoroughly tested, and solidly made with sustainably-sourced wood.

It?s part of a range of East Coast furniture that?s supplied in a ?mix and match? way, so you can choose matching pieces and put together your own room set in an antique finish.

3 base heights. 2 fixed sides. Converts with 2 split ends. Takes a standard cot bed mattress 140 x 70cm. Conforms to BSEN 716 & BS 8509

Cot Dimensions L144.5 xW76 x H88.5cm

Bed Dimensions L144.5 x W76 x H49.5cm

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