Pine Cot
- Order number: BettGiZI140x70
As soon as your new arrival is here, you have to start thinking about getting a cot. You should make sure that the cot is of a high quality, as your little one will be spending a large proportion of their time here.
Our cot consists of a 2-part top and bottom, two sides with bars and a set of slats. As your little one grows, you can remove three bars so they can get into bed on their own. However, you should still make sure that they can’t fall out. The slats can be adjusted to two heights so they can adapt as your child grows.
The cot features a sleeping area of 140 cm x 70 cm. This link will take you to a modular system that means you can turn a cot into a junior bed!
We also send you our own beechwood slats at 70 cm x 140 cm as a perfect fit for free with your cot.
Details at a glance:
Quality
Solid pine
Properties
- With the pine modular system: from cot to junior bed!
- Available in other woods e.g. walnut or beech
Colour
Natural, untreated
Sizes
- Cot – 780 mm wide, 805 mm high, 1480 mm long
- All dimensions and weights are approximate
Special features
- We purposefully have not removed any irregularities or knots from the wood. These properties make each piece unique. Outside influences such as temperature, humidity etc can lead to changes to the wood.
- The bed is made from solid pine wood, which features an aromatic scent.
Delivery and Assembly
- Delivery includes: cot, beechwood slats - without decoration or mattress
- Assembly required
- User-friendly assembly, we recommend home-assembly be undertaken by two people
Safety
Our children's room furniture is tested. Here you can view our certificate information and consumer information by entering Gustav Konrad: www.tuev-sued.de/produktpruefung/zertifikatsdatenbank
Colour and surface structure
It is perfectly normal for the wood's natural light colour to darken slightly with age.
Since we treat our natural timbers with care and work with the wood as nature let it grow, you may find inconsistencies in the surface structure, because even within the same piece of timber there are slight differences in the grain, structure and colour.
We would also like to point out that stone pine wood is a very soft wood. Improper treatment, such as cutting or hammering on it, should be avoided, as this may result in unsightly cut or pressure marks.
Care instructions: wipe with a damp cloth!
Further information can also be found here: Caring for wood!
