Four Malm Drawers to go under Double Malm Bed - Free

By AmeliaJ
October 29, 2020 in For Sale & Items Offered

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AmeliaJ

Posted October 29, 2020

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Posted October 29, 2020

We are getting rid of a white double Malm bed from Ikea. The bed itself has been taken apart and reassembled a couple of times so it might not go back together again that well. It does have four storage drawers underneath which are in fine condition.

If anyone wants just the drawers they are available to be picked up anytime from Tyrrell Road. If anyone wants a free bed and mattress it would need to be picked up next Wednesday morning (4th November). If you're interested with all those caveats message me :)

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