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Manis-h Frej Mid-height bed - 90 x 200 cm - Snow / Dusty Rose

856.00
Choose your color: Snow / Dusty Rose
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Twin bed Manis-h Frej - 90 x 200 cm - Snow / Dusty Rose

The Manis-h Frej Half-High Bed - 90 x 200 cm - Snow / Dusty Rose is a practical and stylish sleeping solution for the child's bedroom. Thanks to its half-high design, extra space is created underneath the bed, ideal for playing, creating a cozy reading nook or storing items. The timeless Scandinavian design ensures the bed fits perfectly in a modern child's bedroom.

The mid-height bunk bed is made of solid beech wood and certified MDF, ensuring a sturdy and durable construction. Additionally, the modular design allows the bed to be expanded or converted later into a single bed, bunk bed, or high sleeper. This way, the bed easily adapts to your child's changing needs.

- Includes slatted base

  • - Including slatted base
  • - Mid-high sleeper bed with extra space underneath
  • - Made from solid beech wood and certified MDF
  • - Ladder on the left or right to mount
  • - Expandable and convertible within the Manis-h bed system
  • - Scandinavian design
  • - Designed and produced in Denmark
  • - Mattress size: 90 x 200 cm
  • - Color: Snow / Dusty Rose
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