Is a second-hand cot safe?

Check that it meets the Australian standard (AS/NZS 2172, most cots sold here do), that the frame is solid with no missing hardware, and plan on a new mattress, which is the standard advice for any second-hand cot. Sellers answer questions directly and the photos show the actual cot.

How does furniture delivery work?

Depends on the piece. Smaller items ship like anything else, with the cost shown before you pay. For big pieces sellers often offer pickup, stated on the listing: payment still goes through Lhoop, so protection applies either way.

What sells best in this category?

Cots and toddler beds from known brands, dressers that double as change tables, and anything neutral enough to survive a theme change. If yours is gathering dust in the garage, it's exactly what someone else is searching for.

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Second hand kids furniture and nursery decor

Nursery furniture has the shortest working life in the house: a cot is a bed for two years, a change table for one, and the matching dresser outlives the theme it was bought for. Almost all of it is still structurally perfect when it's outgrown, which is why buying it second hand is the obvious move.

Australian families list cots, toddler beds, dressers, bookshelves, rockers and the decor that went with a nursery that's now a big-kid room. Payment is held by Lhoop until delivery or pickup, and listing your own outgrown setup is free, with sellers keeping 100%.

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Second hand kids furniture and nursery decor

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Second hand kids furniture and nursery decor

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Common questions

Is a second-hand cot safe?

How does furniture delivery work?

What sells best in this category?

Outgrown furniture & decor at home?

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