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PD Global Slatted Wessex

PD Global 4'6 Double Slatted Wessex Bed LER014

Dimensions: (Depth) 2080mm (long) x (Width) 1630mm x (Height) 1270mm

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Available finishes

Antique Ivory PT6

Wax WAX

Chestnut PT3

Old Lace PT2

Buttermilk PT5

Raw ITW

Parchment PT1

Abbeywax ABB

Milkwood (all over) PT7

Milkwood Contrast PT4




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Further product information:

PD Global Slatted Wessex:

Important information
This bed is a large item of furniture. In its fully assembled form it would be extremely difficult, if not impossible, to gain access with it into most of the rooms chosen for its use. It is therefore supplied partially dismantled into four or five major assemblies. This has been a common practice for beds since medieval times. Re-assembly of this bed is a relatively straightforward procedure requiring only basic tools. If however you require assistance, please tell the delivery service when they contact you to arrange the delivery date. Please note there is a charge for this service.

Product code: LER015

Range Details:
The PD Global Beds has 3 other items.

PD Global Beds

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PD Global is a well established manufacturer based in the North of England. The company already supplies several of the furniture ranges available from Right Price Furniture including the Ascot, Canterbury, Grosvenor and Rossendale ranges.

The beds featured here are not part of any of these specific ranges, yet share the same high standards of construction, finish and design and represent an additional choice that would complement many of the furniture ranges on offer.

Knots are the marks where a limb or branch has been cut off when trees are converted into planks. In new timber, nutrients in the form of resin may continue to pass through these points for some considerable time, causing 'bleeding' through to the surface. This is a natural process and is more noticeable with painted furniture.

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