Free! Child's extendable first bed

By MattO
August 31, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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MattO

Posted August 31, 2016

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Posted August 31, 2016

Ikea extendable bed. Yours if you collect it.

Perfect first bed as low to the ground and extends as child grows.

Comes with proper bed slats that also spread out as bed extends. See pictures of two possible sizes.

Mattress not shown in the picture but is also available to collect, if you want it, or you can buy new from Ikea - http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/90213257/

Stickers on the headboard in the pictures have been removed.

Now in sections for easy transport but very simple to put together with an allen key. Screws and bolts all present. Will take less than 10 mins to put back together.

Collect in Dulwich.

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