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FOR SALE: Stokke Sleepi Mini, Crib & Bed - all parts, mattresses, covers and some accessories for all three bed-types from new born to 5 years, used - £175


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We are selling our Stokke Sleep bed, this sales includes frame and extensions for the mini, crib and bed, as well as some accessories. The bed in its various forms is suitable from new born to 5 years old, framing parts are white.

Our child has grown out of this, so we are looking to sell all parts at once; no splits.

There are some scratches, wear and tear etc... however in general all parts are in very good condition. Inspection is welcome before purchase. 

Collection from Forest Hill Road, near Peckham Rye Park.

Price - £175.00

Items included:

New born mini frame and base, extension kit to crib size, extension kit to bed size, mattresses for mini, crib and bed stages, fitted sheets for mini, crib and bed stages and drape rod.

Picture shows parts available as well a potential configurations for children of different ages

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