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Mamas and Papas ‘Ski’ Cot bed (S8 Jordanthorpe)
This is a cot bed (I.e. can be used as a cot and then a bed). We got it second hand from a relative and it is now surplus to requirements. All fixtures are present though three things need noting: - The Allen keys are not present - you’ll need a 4mm and 6mm key. - Re. ‘Part F’ from the manual (see photo): one of the four has been replaced (prior to us inheriting the cotbed), so is different but works the same as the others. - Re. ‘Part A’ from the manual (see photo): three of the eight have been replaced (prior to us inheriting the cotbed), so are different but work the same as the others. It’s a little scuffed and bruised but otherwise it has plenty of life left in it so, it’d be good for it to find a new home. Please note that it doesn’t come with a mattress. Sides are 74cm high Ends are ~77cm high and ~59cm wide Base is ~139cm long and ~70cm wide (I.e. mattress size) N.B. Doesn’t come with a mattress!
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Wood shelf with mirror (S8 Jordanthorpe)
Free for collection: a shelving unit ~181 x 38 x 42. No photos of it up I’m afraid. It’s reasonably heavy when erected; one of the screws that holds the shelves is a little bent but didn’t seem to affect the unit; the unit is a little ‘wobbly’ when up, but not overly so...it’s never been an issue and I always thought it was due to being on carpet, but perhaps not; it has a small webbing strap on the top to secure to a wall for safety. We got it second hand from a relative a few years ago and it’s been disassembled and reassembled a couple of times with no issue. Surplus to requirements now and still has life in it. Please see the photos for condition. Cheers! ~181cm high Mirror on one side and has 6 shelves (including the bottom of the unit) Shelves are ~38x38 (and the whole unit is a little wider due to the extra width of the long sides)
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Rear child bike seat (Kooki) (S8 Jordanthorpe)
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This seat bolts onto the seat tube and sits above the back wheel. We used it regularly from when my boy was 2 years old (he’s now nearly 5 and we’re using a trailer instead) and it’s got plenty of life left in it. See the photo for the small bit I sawed out of the plastic cover to fit it onto my bike (as the brake/gear cables were a little in the way). Collection from Jordanthorpe. Cheers
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