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Kidsmill Levi Toddler Bed 70x140 cm - Walnut

729.99

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Kidsmill Levi Toddler Bed 70x140 cm - Walnut
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Kidsmill Levi Quilted Blanket 70x140 cm - Walnut

The Kidsmill Levi Toddler Bed 70x140 cm – Walnut is the perfect choice if you are looking for a stylish toddler bed for the nursery. The dark brown walnut color, combined with the rustic style of the bed, gives a chic and classic look. The bed is made of high-quality MDF and board material, combined with an oak veneer layer. The base of the bed is adjustable to three different heights and grows with your little one. This way, your child always lies at the desired height in the bed. The refined grooves on the sides of the bed, combined with the steel legs at the bottom, provide a modern and playful finish. Furthermore, the bed meets European safety standards, allowing your child to sleep comfortably and safely. The Kidsmill Levi Toddler Bed 70x140 – Walnut is perfect to combine with other furniture from our Levi Walnut collection, such as the Kidsmill Levi Dresser – Walnut.

Features

  • -Material: MDF, board material and an oak veneer layer
  • -Dimensions: 123.6 x 65.6 x 86.5 cm (w x d x h)
  • -Adjustable base with three different heights
  • -The bed includes a junior side so your child can later climb out of the bed independently and safely
  • - Meets European safety standard: EN 716-1:2017+AC:2019
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