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Lovely solid wood cot, we got this second hand but our toddler never really took to sleeping in a cot so giving it away to get some space back. Cot only - no mattress. 

Cotbed size, fits 140 by 70cm mattress. In sound condition with some minor superficial wear to the wood in a few places. Technically converts to toddler bed but a couple of pieces are missing for this. Height of mattress base can be raised.

Collection from off Devonshire Rd SE23. We have the instruction brochure and will dismantle prior to collection. Note it is large and heavy even when taken apart.

Thanks

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