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I like the bed. Is it possible to buy it without the mattress?

9 years ago

I am looking for 2 xl twin beds. I already have 2 Tempur-Pedic mattresses.

Nature's Sleep 11" Diamond Gel Memory Foam Mattress, Twin Xl · More Info

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9 years ago
We only sell the mattresses and adjustable foundations. But go to www.hwhome.com a great best in class furniture store in Denver to buy the bed. Ask for Bev.
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