Obaby Gatsby Velvet Single Bed - Grey
Obaby

Obaby Gatsby Velvet Single Bed - Grey

£384.00£480.00Save £96.00 (20%)

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Kiddies Kingdom
£384.00
£480.00-20%

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Product details

The Obaby Gatsby Velvet Single Bed in Grey offers a chic and luxurious feel for your child's bedroom.
  • Suitable from 4 years and over
  • Low to the ground, providing better access for children
  • Child's single bed fits a 190 x 90cm mattress
  • Comprises a velvet headboard and footboard
  • Materials: 35% Polyester, 25% Plywood, 20% PU Foam, 15% Metal, 5% Plastic
  • Dimensions: 77 x 110 x 209cm

Specifications & features

Key features

  • Suitable from 4 years and over
  • Low to the ground, providing better access for children
  • Child's single bed fits a 190 x 90cm mattress
  • Chic and luxurious design
  • 35% Polyester, 25% Plywood, 20% PU Foam, 15% Metal, 5% Plastic
  • Dimensions: 77 x 110 x 209cm
  • Available on orders both over and under £50

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