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We are having some building work done and so sadly need to get rid of 3x single IKEA wardrobes and 1x double we have in our hallway.


They would be great to create deep built in wardrobes in the right space, but they are sadly too large for our house.


They are pretty big (dimensions below) and we have dismantled them, so they would need to be reassembled (I'm sure a handyman could do it very easily or you could get the instructions online somewhere.)


They come with wooden drawers but you could easily buy a rail from IKEA and add that in.


These would need collecting from Hither Green.


Drop me a message with any questions or images!


Hannah


Single wardrobes (x3):

Width: 49.5cm

Depth: 59.8cm

Height: 194cm


Double wardrobe (x1):


Width: 99. 4cm

Depth: 59.8cm

Height: 194cm

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