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Are the beds movable? Do they have wheels in order to make up the beds

10 years ago

Are the beds movable? How do you make up the beds?

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ARDEN Interior Architecture & Design
10 years ago
They are not movable, and wheels might be a good idea as long as you have a rug underneath. Arden
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