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2x sets of kids bedroom furniture (bed/desk/drawers/bookcase)


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2 sets of this "Kimbo" kids bedroom furniture for sale.


Cost £430 new - Was selling for £200 per set - now reduced to £150 per set.

Mid-sleeper bed with desk, chest of drawers and bookcase that can either slot under bed if you're short on space (desk can be pulled out) or put around the room if bigger room and then you have a chill out area under the bed.

All in very good used condition - both sets of drawers have some wear and tear but still useable.


Link here with photos and dimensions etc

https://www.happybeds.co.uk/kimbo-oak-mid-sleeper-cabin-bed


Only selling as kids moving up to double beds.


Collect from Ondine Road - obviously large van will be required. We have membership to Van hire so could arrange delivery at cost.

kimbo bed.pptx

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