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pahoyhoy

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This black tv stand and console unit is going free to the first taker. It has two drawers for storing remote controls and other bits and bobs. It also has two compartments for DVD players, Sky box, games consoles, etc, which have fold-down doors to keep it all tidied away. There are holes to route the cables out the back to keep things tidy. It's a good unit but doesn't fit in our new house so has to go.


Dimensions:

- L: 160cm

- W: 45cm

- H: 58cm


It is quite a big heavy unit since it can hold a lot, so probably a two-person job.


PM me if interested. We're based in Herne Hill, SE24.

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