CuddleCo Clara Single Bed - Cashmere/Ash
CuddleCo

CuddleCo Clara Single Bed - Cashmere/Ash

£249.00

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£249.00

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Product details

The CuddleCo Clara Single Bed is a versatile addition to children's bedrooms, guest rooms or shared family spaces. Featuring classic detailing and a calm, neutral finish, it creates a settled and welcoming sleep environment.
  • Standard UK single bed frame
  • Designed for long-term use
  • Sturdy and supportive construction
  • Coordinates with the Clara furniture range
  • Suitable for children aged 4 years and above
  • Requires 190 × 90 cm single mattress (sold separately)

Specifications & features

Key features

  • Designed for long-term use
  • Sturdy and supportive construction
  • Coordinates with the Clara furniture range
  • Suitable for children aged 4 years and above
  • Requires 190 × 90 cm single mattress (sold separately)
  • Self-assembly required

  • Dimensions

    L196 × W105 × H85 cm

  • Available on orders both over and under £50

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