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Wooden Clothes/Coat rail perfect for hallway - and Christmas guests in the spare room!


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This excellent quality and good-looking wooden clothes rail with integrated shelves/shoe rack - perfect for Christmas guests in the spare room/ extra coats and boots in a hallway


Bought 10 months ago (still have proof of purchase), now no longer needed by my daughter and we don't have room for it anywhere else in the house sadly.


£80 for a quick sale - it's in perfect condition (£159.99 new). It can easily be partly dismantled to fit into the backseat of a car and quickly reassembled.


Great for a teenager who likes to display their clothes, rather than use a wardrobe!

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