1562 days ago

PK furniture Queen Size Bed and comfortable mattress - good condition (AT A BARGAIN PRICE)

Karan from Mount Albert

Selling this SOLID Queen size bed and mattress (super comfy). The mattress is perfect for a good night's sleep - not too tough, not too soft.

Its in a good condition, one minor hairline crack (shown in one of the pictures) on just one of the sides, but surely not to worry about. Hence selling it a bit cheaper.

Easy to assemble.

See picutres to check out the slat width, super solid!

Bought it from PK Furniture a few years back.
At the time of purchase Bed was priced $300ish and mattress was $600ish

Dimensions:
Height: 198 cms
Width: 146cms

Asking: $190 (negotiable)

PICKUP DATE: 21 NOVEMBER 2021 (before 11 am)

Location: Titirangi, Auckland

Negotiable

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