Light wood cot, mattress and bumper

By Nanny11
February 14, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Nanny11

Posted February 14, 2018

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Posted February 14, 2018

We're selling our light wood cot (think we purchased it from IKEA)

In very good condition, only ever been used for when the grandchildren came to stay over for nights etc. Approx 4 years old. We cross threaded the last time we adjusted height but someone with a strong grip could easily get the bolt out to lower down. ?12 Ono

We also have an immaculate mattress which we purchased from mothercare along with a plain white bumper from John Lewis. (11 months old) ?13 Ono

If you want pictures I'm happy to send over as file to large to attach, also open to offers for the whole lot.

Many thanks

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