3/4 Width M1 Tested Bed – Without Headrests – PS (Panelled Stripe) – Tartan Fabric

STREAMLINE AUTO-BEDS LIMITED

£1610

The STREAMLINE EASI-1 Rock n Roll Bed has been M1 Tested and Certified. It has been pulled to 7.2 tons, met all of the certification criteria and passed first time, which is rare for this type of seating. This is a 3 quarter width M1 Tested bed without headrests PS (Panelled Stripe) upholstery design in Black and Tartan fabric Offered with either black or coloured piping (please state colour required when placing order) This design is offered in the following: Stock No. 800C ; Black Fabric Red Tartan Stock No. 801C ; Black Fabric Blue Tartan Stock No. 802C ; Black Fabric Grey Tartan Stock No.

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Registered at Companies House as STREAMLINE AUTO-BEDS LIMITED, number 08868218. Checked 2026-08-29.
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