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Sold Nov 2025
The Ultimate Cot for Your Bub – Solid Wood, Built to Last + Mattress Included!
Sold for $350
- Pick up from Hamilton
- Ships NZ wide, ask the seller for a freight quote
- New to Junkie
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Brand
Poppy Roberts
This is the one you've been searching for. A beautifully crafted Poppy Roberts “Montreal” cot that’s sturdy, stylish and ready to welcome your little one into the world - or into dreamland! We absolutely love this cot, and now it's ready to become part of your family’s story too.
We used this right from new born, drop it down when they get bigger, then take off the side for a full bed. You can even use it for a day type bed without the side on with cushions which we planned to do, but don't have the space anymore.
Made from solid wood with a natural finish, this cot is not your average flat-pack furniture. It's seriously strong - an adult could jump on it (but we won’t tell the baby)! Only 8 bolts (all the same size) are needed for assembly, making setup a not needing a divorce. In fact, if you’re nearby, I’m happy to come set it up for you!
The design features smooth, curved edges, wide slats for visibility, and a full-length drawer underneath - perfect for stashing extra bedding or nappies. Even better, we’re including the custom-shaped mattress made specifically for this cot, fitted with double mattress protectors from day one in our smoke-free, pet-free, clean home.
This cot was originally $999 new without the mattress - and it shows. It's quality you can feel, and it will last through years of bedtime cuddles, stories, and sleepy smiles.
Create memories that last a lifetime. This cot will be right at the heart of them.
Size: Standard Cot Size (Mattress: 1300mm L x 760mm W x 145mm H)
Extras: Matching mattress with protectors, delivery/setup offered locally and have other sheets etc if you need them for extra.
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