Friendship Mill Rainbow 3FT Single Bed Frame - Blue

Friendship Mill are a British manufacturer based in Read, a stone’s throw from Burnley, Lancashire. They are currently producing the highest quality of beautifully natural wooden bed frames and headboards made to suit you individually. As well as a full range of the most common bed sizes, traditional and contemporary, their range of personalised children’s beds, and short beds for tots, this manufacturer can make your bed to appease your needs. Each bed or headboard is individually hand finished, with a mix of clean simple lines and perfect proportions, from the finest solid Scandinavian pine.

This is a much slower growing timber; therefore, the wood is stronger; it wears better and has a superior finish. For every tree that is felled to make the products, a new tree is planted, performing their part in keeping the planet green. The Friendship Mill Rainbow bed is an ideal childrens starter bed. Handcrafted from the finest, sturdiest, Scandanavian timber, built to last and withstand time.  Produced in a classic crisp white, blue or pink.

A variety of options are available to suit, including an additional guard rail that can be added to the bed to prevent roll out during the night, giving you that additional peace of mind.  The option to add drawers for storage of additonal bedding, or to tidy away toys. .

• Blue finish
• Optional guard rail available
• Optional underbed drawers available
• Easy to assemble
• Two size options available

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