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Manis-h Retro Slatted base - 90 x 200 cm - Spruce wood

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Manis-h Retro Slatted base 

The Manis-h Retro Slatted base is a sturdy and durable solution for beds of various lengths. This slatted base is made of high-quality oak wood and provides optimal support for a comfortable night's sleep. Thanks to the clever design with a connecting band, the distance between the slats always remains correct and safe, contributing to a stable and reliable base for your mattress.

The slatted base is suitable for bed lengths of 160 cm, 190 cm and 200 cm. For a bed of 160 cm, the slatted base can be easily adjusted by removing four slats, so it can be perfectly tailored to size. The width sizes range from 70 cm (exclusively for 160 cm length), 90 cm, 120 cm to 140 cm, allowing you to choose exactly the right size for your bed and room layout.

With its timeless retro look and functional features, this slatted base is a practical and aesthetic addition to any bedroom. Whether you want to provide a solid base for a children's bed or an adult bed, the Manis-h Retro Slatted base is the ideal choice.

Features

  • - Made of high-quality spruce wood
  • - Suitable for bed lengths of 160 cm, 190 cm and 200 cm
  • - Available in widths of 70 cm, 90 cm, 120 cm and 140 cm
  • - For bed length of 160 cm easily adjustable by removing 4 slats
  • - Connecting band for safe and even distance between the slats
  • - Ideal for children's and adult beds
  • - Sturdy and durable construction
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