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From: Thirdtimelucky
on 15-Feb-08 15:19
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Really nice looking, well priced (£100) and practical cot. Has stood up well to the demands of 3 little boys!
There are 3 different height positions for the mattress and it's easy to adjust. The drop-side (which only works with the mattress in the lowest position - not an issue as you don't need it when it's higher) is easy to operate one-handed. To be honest I don't actually bother with the drop-side all that often as it's fairly easy to just lean over, even if you are not especially tall.
There are 3 different height positions for the mattress and it's easy to adjust. The drop-side (which only works with the mattress in the lowest position - not an issue as you don't need it when it's higher) is easy to operate one-handed. To be honest I don't actually bother with the drop-side all that often as it's fairly easy to just lean over, even if you are not especially tall.
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