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In used condition. Tiny bit of paint missing but we quickly got a teething guard for the cot which you can have as well. I can send you pics of the cot and teeth marks if you PM me.


We are in central ED.


http ://www.ikea.com/gb/en/products/childrens-ikea-products/baby/cots/gulliver-cot-white-art-10248519/


Copied from the IKEA website:


The cot base can be placed at two different heights.

One cot side can be removed when the child is big enough to climb into/out of the cot.

Your baby will sleep both safely and comfortably as the durable materials in the cot base have been tested to ensure they give their body the support it needs.

The cot base is well ventilated for good air circulation which gives your child a pleasant sleeping climate.

Assembled size


Length: 123 cm

Width: 66 cm

Height: 80 cm

Bed width: 60 cm

Bed length: 120 cm

Max. load: 20 kg

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