wooden baby cot in SE21 ?10 ONO. 63cm wide 120cm long 87cm height.

By VonDav
May 9, 2021 in For Sale & Items Offered

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VonDav

Posted May 9, 2021

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Posted May 9, 2021

Simple wooden cot for new born to 18 months (approx)

63cm wide 120cm long 87cm height

Easy to assemble - all nuts and bolts included

The mattress / base can be set to three different heights

You need to add a new mattress and wipe down and its good to go.

We kept it in garage for visiting friends with babies but no longer needed.

Could be repainted to a different colour if you wanted

We're in SE21 near Sydenham Hill train station

Phone or text if interested 07739413691

Asking ?10 but if you know of a family who need it free I am happy to donate.

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