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Noah high sleeper bed with loads of storage, chair bed and an extendable desk for sale. Solid wood so really robust quality. A few scrapes as has been used for 8 years or so. 

Loads of storage shelves and cupboards. Storage under seat and main seat pulls out to make a bed for sleepovers. (Foam not the most robust so does need some extra support for someone sleeping on it)

Will be available at the end of June when my son finishes his GCSEs. Costs £1,300-£1,700 brand new. Used but will be clean and dismantled. 

Needs to go end of June

Welcome to view - Nunhead

Link to view full description here on the internet - see for dimensions.

https://www.roomtogrow.co.uk/noah-high-sleeper-with-chair-bed-extendable-desk-with-shelf-unit/

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  • loaf changed the title to Thuka Noah High Sleeper bed with desk and chair bed, £150 ono

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