Good quality high sleeper bed for sale

By Lydia
June 14, 2021 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Lydia

Posted June 14, 2021

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Posted June 14, 2021

Sturdy high bed/sleeper/top bunk in solid, high quality, darkish stained pine, very well made, very flexible. Normal 3 foot single width. Can go over another single (or double!) bed as pictured, or at an angle, or over a desk/chest of drawers/sofa. No ladder -- you climb up the sides -- and the restraining rail is only on one side so it needs to go against a wall. Sprung mattress included if desired, but ideally you'd probably want a new one.

Dimensions: Total height: 188.5cm

Total width: 99cm

Total length: 203cm

Height under bunk: 134cm

Width between posts: 85cm

Length between posts: 190cm

Currently dismantled and ready to go. Could deliver very locally (SE5/15/22) if absolutely necessary but would rather not. ?50 o.n.o., (or less if you are in genuine need). Text: 07946579536

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