White High Gloss lacquered storage cupboard cabinet

By philliphwood
April 20, 2018 in For Sale & Items Offered

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philliphwood

Posted April 20, 2018

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Posted April 20, 2018

This White High Gloss cabinet storage cupboard is ideal for use anywhere in the house. Can be used as storage and a stand for a TV / record player.

It is very sturdy, has a very generous amount of storage space with a white interior and exterior for a clean minimalist look. The interior is set as two separate storage compartments.

It is in good used condition, the doors are ever so slightly not level to each other but buyer could try to fix this by tightening hinges. A few light scuffs on front of doors which can be seen in photos.

Unsure where it is originally from but similar to the current Habitat Aspen range.

?50 pick up

Measurements:

H - 75CM

L - 150CM

W - 50CM

Collection from SE15 only. Will need two people to collect.

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