Cot Toddler Bed, Mattress and Bed Linen ?45

By vanessacalling
July 8, 2019 in The Family Room Classifieds

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vanessacalling

Posted July 8, 2019

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Posted July 8, 2019

This white wooded cot converts to a bed too, has removable bars so wee ones can climb in and out alone (or not!) and a side that comes off too.

Selling with mattress ?45, couple of sheets, duvet cover & duvet too (for ?5) if wanted.

Couple of slats need refixing but have them all. Will try to take animal mirrors off the end too.

Cot deets:

Protective teething rails. Split end panel for converting into junior bed.

3-position base (height adjustable that can match your baby growth).

Internal size: 120cm x 60cm x 85cm. External dimensions are 124cm x 67cm x 85cm. Non-Toxic Eco paint, no sharp fixings. Eco friendly and natural paint.

Collect and dismantle in Herne Hill (SE24).

PM me or call 07951 200390.

Vanessa

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