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IKEA MAXIMERA Drawers FREE


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Two pre-assembled IKEA MAXIMERA Drawers, free for collection.


We assembled these before realising we do not need them. They fit the standard IKEA cupboard systems. Runners included, no screws, but these are all standard fixings. Manuals can be obtained online/on the IKEA site, and with various tutorials on Youtube.


"Smooth-running drawer with drawer stop. The drawer is self-closing the last few centimetres. The drawer closes slowly, quietly and softly thanks to the built-in dampers."


IKEA MAXIMERA Drawer Medium

Assembled size:

Width 56.4cm

Depth 33.7cm

Height 14.4cm

Comes with assembled UTRUSTA drawer front and runners


IKEA MAXIMERA Drawer High

Assembles size:

Width 56.4cm

Depth 45cm

Height 21.2cm

Comes with assembled UTRUSTA drawer front and runners


Collection from SE15. Please note we are a business and our operating hours are 9:30?6, Mon-Fri.

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