Maisie Bespoke Bed Frame with 70" Headboard Only at Yorkshirebeds

YORKSHIRE FANTASY BEDS LTD

£249.99

The Maisie bed frame boasts a 70" inch tall headboard finished in a chesterfield spanish upholstery. With the many buttons that go into making this bed it takes our craftsmen endless hours to ensure each and every bed is made to perfection. NOTE: The headboard supplied with this bed will be 54" unless you select a different height before adding the item to your basket. There is no return on bespoke bed sizes and we urge all customers to measure the height up the stairs and also the turning at the top of the stairs to ensure there is enough room to take the headboard into the bedroom. The headb

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as YORKSHIRE FANTASY BEDS LTD, number 12429134. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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