SOLD: Scandi-style high sleeper bed in excellent condition ?50

By nightingale
April 9, 2021 in The Family Room Classifieds

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nightingale

Posted April 9, 2021

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Posted April 9, 2021

Hi there

NOW SOLD

We would like to sell our daughter's lovely loft bed / high sleeper, which we bought from Argos four years ago. It's a simple, stylish design, in grey and takes a standard single mattress. We bought it for ?235 new. It has been dismantled and is ready for collection.

There is one issue - we have lost the assembly instructions (that's why the price for the bed is so low). We have all the screws etc that you need, and it's a really simple assembly, but it's a job that will suit someone who will be able to figure out the assembly from looking at the pieces and the image of the bed online.

If you are up for it, you'll have yourself a very beautiful bed for your child for very little cash!

thanks

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