Oxford Cotbed - Cashmere
Mamas & Papas

Oxford Cotbed - Cashmere

€785.00

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Mamas & Papas
€785.00

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Product details

The Oxford Cotbed offers a clean, modern design with excellent storage space for a stylish and organised nursery.
  • Two adjustable cot base heights to accommodate your growing baby
  • Converts easily from cot to toddler bed for long-lasting use
  • Full-length under-bed drawer for storing blankets and bedding
  • Soft-close drawer to avoid waking baby
  • Suitable from birth to 18 months in cot mode, 18 months to 4 years in bed mode
  • Designed for use with any Mamas & Papas mattress measuring 140 x 70 x 10cm

Specifications & features

Key features

  • Large, robust pieces with an elegant heritage design
  • Keep baby's room organised with under-bed storage
  • Converts to a toddler bed for extra longevity
  • The cot converts into a toddler bed to extend its use
  • In cot mode, adjust the base to two height positions for easy accessibility
  • Store bedding and other essentials in the soft-close drawer under the bed.

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