IKEA Smastad high bed with desk, wardrobe and shelves

By millsa
May 27, 2021 in The Family Room Classifieds

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millsa

Posted May 27, 2021

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Posted May 27, 2021

IKEA SMASTAD loft bed with desk, wardrobe and shelves in very good condition. White with blue wardrobe doors and blue and black desk drawers. It has saved us a lot of space as it is very compact but also spacious and comfortable.

pls look at photos on the IKEA website https://www.ikea.com/gb/en/p/smastad-loft-bed-white-white-with-desk-with-4-drawers-s09392094/

or message me and I will whatsap the photos 07731391902

It has now been dismantled and ready for collection (last photo) since a quick sale as we are very short of space.

Retails at ?340. Open to offers. Collection from SE26

90cm x 200cm. pls see IKEA website for more details.

any questions pls ask!

from Ikea website:

Your child?s very own space for sleeping, drawing, storing, doing homework and playing with friends. This loft bed combination is like a mini room within a room on only 2 square metres of space.The ladder mounts on the right or the left side of the bed.

The desk can be mounted parallel or perpendicular to the bed. The wardrobe can also be placed in different directions.Doors, clothes rail and hinges included.Min. ceiling height required: 240 cm.Two persons are needed for the assembly of this furniture.

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