Obaby Bantam Space Saver Cot - Taupe Grey
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Obaby Bantam Space Saver Cot - Taupe Grey

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Détails du produit

The Obaby Bantam Space Saver Cot is a compact and practical option for modern nurseries. It features:
  • Adjustable, three-position base height
  • Slatted ends and sides for easy monitoring
  • Teething rails to protect delicate teeth
  • Suitable from birth to approximately 18 months
  • Requires a 100 x 50cm mattress, available separately
  • Made from 100% New Zealand Pine

Spécifications et caractéristiques

Caractéristiques principales

  • From birth - 2 years
  • Adjustable, three-position base height
  • Beautiful slatted ends and sides help you keep an eye on your little one
  • Teething rails ensure delicate teeth are protected
  • Suitable from birth to approx. 18 months
  • Requires mattress measuring 100 x 50cm, available separately
  • 100% New Zealand Pine
  • Size: 85.5 x 56 x 104cm
  • Available on orders both over and under £50

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