No Longer Available SOLD: White metal frame small double bed (4ft) with mattress £100 excellent condition

By Flimsy Pretext
March 29 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted March 29

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Posted March 29

Asking £100

(On Amazon these are £212, see: Comfy Living Alexis Classic 4ft Small Double white metal bed frame bedstead with mattress)

The Mattress is 120 x 190cm

The Bed frame is 125 x 197 cm

The Headboard is 108cm high

The Footboard is 73cm high

The frame is in excellent condition.

The mattress is also very good, no staining except 1 tiny mark shown in picture . No visible compression or bowing. The fabric on the bottom has a stretch mark which doesn’t affect its integrity. Used by teenage girl for 2 -3 years

Collect only from Herne Hill SE24

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