Oeuf NYC Rhea Cot Bed Conversion Kit
Oeuf NYC

Oeuf NYC Rhea Cot Bed Conversion Kit

£189.00

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£189.00

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Description The Rhea Cot Bed Conversion Kit smartly transforms the elegant Rhea Cot Bed into a stylish and secure Toddler Bed. The kit is engineered with simplicity in mind - one panel change and your child will gain a newfound independence without losing the comfort and familiarity of the bed they love. The Toddler Bed continues where the Rhea Cot Bed left off, boasting a low profile and a sleek silhouette. Now your little one can climb in and out of bed all on their own, and they'll love it! Spec Dimensions: Width 144.4cm x height 94cm x depth 76.5cm (assembled toddler bed) Material: Eco-MDF, all finishes are non-toxic, water-based and free of VOC health hazards Care Guide: To clean, use a mild cleaner and a soft, damp cloth - avoid abrasive cleaners or sponges to maintain the finish

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