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White Truckle John Lewis bed for sale with 2 mattresses - barely used in guest room

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For sale lovely white frame single bed with a trundle base that can be expanded to the height of the main frame. Ideal for hosting guests, it's easy to assemble and made from hard-wearing pine wood, with solid slats in the base of both frames providing a firm foundation for your mattresses. The trundle frame is easy to pull-out and it stores neatly underneath the main frame when not in use 

Barely used as was a guest bed. 2 immacuate barely used mattresses also.

Collection and dismantle please, as we won't have time to help dismanlte the bed - busy moving.

Please only give offers if you can dismantle yourself. It's a really lovely bed(s). Minor scratch at the bottom of bed see photos.

Offers please. Must be collected by Weds. we are in Herne Hill.

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