Feather & Black High Sleeper

By rizidawn
March 20, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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rizidawn

Posted March 20, 2016

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Posted March 20, 2016

I have for sale a Feather & Black 'Sydney' Loft/High Sleeper Metal Bed. This bed has hardly any visible signs of wear and tear and has a lovely 'industrial' look inspired by the American high school lockers, this is an amazing, very heavy and sturdy bed that any young kid would love to own. It has a total of 7 drawers, a pull out desk area and handy deep shelving.

Measurements of the bed are:

? Length: 206cms (this includes the ladder)

? Width: 96cms

? Height: 182cms

? Locker drawer and Desk widths: approx. 40cms

Please note that the bed will be dismantled ready for collection, and will be in 3 large sections (the main frame of the bed, the locker unit and the desk unit), all these sections are very heavy, so will require appropriate transport (transit van or equivalent) and 2 people to haul the items into the van. I also have the original assembly instructions.

Please note that the bed will not come with the single mattress or bedding pictured.

?200 ono. Pics too big to attach here but I can email them if you pm.

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