Double bed ?50

By Midnightowl
March 13, 2016 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Midnightowl

Posted March 13, 2016

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Posted March 13, 2016

Purple velvet (!) double bed frame. It looks nicer than it sounds! A couple of the legs need to be carefully screwed back in but is otherwise in fairly good condition. Welcome to have the mattress too.

It measures 209cm by 150cm

It is a nice bed and has been very comfy - minimal use because it has been in our spare room but we now need to turn this into a child's bedroom.

Collection from Brixton. The frame can be taken apart to make moving it a bit easier.

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