To give away free - IKEA Minnen child's extending single bed 130cm-200cm, white

By kingkong
October 16, 2023 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted October 16, 2023

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Posted October 16, 2023

We have an IKEA Minnen extending child’s bed to give away in white 130-200cm long, 80cm wide, with mattress and wooden slats. Very good condition, not bits missing. Can DM photos if interested. Item is in Honor Oak Park, SE23, collection only. https://www.ikea.com/gb/en/p/minnen-ext-bed-frame-with-slatted-bed-base-white-s29123958/innen extending child’s bed to give away in white 130-200cm long, 80cm wide, with mattress and wooden slats. Very good condition, not bits missing. Can DM photos if interested. Item is in Honor Oak Park, SE23, collection only.

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