Handyman Flat Pack Services offered

By -Cameron-
October 6, 2020 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted October 6, 2020

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Posted October 6, 2020

Need a wardrobe, bed assembly service, even an i-candy travel system put together?

If you are one of those people who hate counting all the numerous little screws, bolts and fixings, hate unwrapping flat pack boxes and trying to read the confusing instructions. Or if you are one of those people who have had to take furniture apart again because you built it incorrectly? Then using a local handy person makes a lot of sense and saves a lot of stress!

All major retailers Ikea, Habitat, Argos, John Lewis and B&Q

Furniture items, bed's, Pram travel systems.

I operate some weekdays all weekends and charge ?15 p/h

text all enquiries and I will get back to you the same day.

Contact Cameron

The Flat Pack King

07846 647347

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