Sold Haru Sofa bed (from Made)- like new!

By JBristol
August 14, 2023 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted August 14, 2023

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Posted August 14, 2023

the Haru is ideal for a home that you want to keep guest-ready but don't quite have the space to spare. The soft, lux fabric and pine frame provide a good night's sleep to guests, expected or otherwise. Fabric composition: 100% polyester. Leg height: 13.5cm, 3.8cm diameter. Bed height when laid flat: 27cm. Single height: 78cm, Width 77cm, Depth 86cm - 182cm. Small height: 78cm, Width 120cm, Depth 86cm - 182cm. Large height: 82cm, Width 142cm, Depth 89cm - 184cm.

Height 8cm
Width 14cm
Depth 18cm

Buy MADE.COM Haru Large Sofa Bed from the Made online shop

Only used in spare room as an occasional seat and never slept on. Great condition!

£100. Collection from Forest Hill, SE23

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