Tagedieb Stacking Bed 100x200 cm Nils Holger Moormann-white

The Tagedieb stackable bed from Nils Holger Moormann ensures sweet dreams - whether at night or during a nap.

As a variant of the normal Tagedieb design bed, the new design with the dimensions 100 x 200 cm impresses with its stackable properties.

Quick to assemble

You don't need any assembly materials to assemble the bed, as the elements are simply clipped together at the corners using the clips supplied.

The highlight of the stacking bed: If you order several Tagedieb stacking beds online, they can be stored on top of each other to save space and used individually or stacked.

Versions and material

You can order the Tagedieb stacking bed here in the online shop in either black or white. The brackets are colour-coordinated - stone grey for the white bed and umbra grey for the black bed.

We recommend that you order the matching roll-up slatted frame online. Do you need a mattress? In this case, you should contact the Moormann company directly, which sells mattresses to private customers. Otherwise, any conventional mattress measuring 100 x 200 cm will fit on the stacking bed. If you have less space available, we recommend the stacking bed measuring 90 x 200 cm, which you can also order here in the online shop.

The Tagedieb beds from Nils Holger Moormannare made from a film-coated multiplex board. Slight differences in colour and texture as well as scratches or print marks may occur due to the industrial production process and are not grounds for complaint.

Please note: The stacking lounger can NOT be combined with the normal Tagedieb bed.

Notes:

• The FU material is a high-quality, industrially produced, film-coated multiplex board. Differences in colour and texture, minor scratches and occasional pressure marks are possible. The black version may also have very small, barely visible bubbles and gloss streaks. All of this is production-related and does not constitute grounds for complaint.
• Nils Holger Moormann models are predominantly manufactured regionally in Germany, Aschau i. Chiemgau.