ROOMSTER DAYBED II - toddler bed / sofa / daybed including guest bed + bed drawer, 90x200 cm, white - NOT convertible to Room Star-high beds!
The beds Series ROOM STAR Scandinavian design are high-quality and stable. This cot set to obtain the high bunk bed / day bed / sofa bed from the series ROOM STAR included a pull out guest bed and the rugged bed drawer.
The included guest bed drawer, you also have a full guest bed that can be pulled out when needed just under the STAR ROOM bunk bed. An ideal and comfortable place to sleep when your children's friends to stay overnight or family come to visit. The white ROMMSTAR bunk bed offers below the guest bed another practical bed drawer with internal dimensions of 188cm length, a width of 87cm and a height of about 15cm.
In the spacious bed box can e.g. bedding or toys are neatly stowed and protected. The classically beautiful - and simultaneously top modern bunk bed and daybed Scandinavian design also fit perfectly with a good start to Sofa Bed: At night the bunk bed ROOM STAR is perfect for sleeping and during the day there is a great sofa. Just a nice matching bedspread over it lay - and the bed is ready and there is more space in the nursery or youth room available, as if still an extra sofa would find its place. The practical bunk bed ROOM STAR is gerfertigt like all beds in this series, in Europe. All parts of this child and youth bed are made very stable wooden / MDF.
The surfaces are very nice and smooth in white lacquered. The paints used conform naturally to the European Standard (EN 71-3). The head and foot ends are fully assembled, as well as the side panels. Everything can be assembled in just a few minutes - and still get a very stable and safe children and youth bed.
Note: Please look for when buying the mattress for the guest bed at a maximum height of 11cm.
| Farbe: |
matt weiss |
| Brand: |
FLEXA Kindermöbel |
| Material: |
Massivholz/MDF |
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