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Solid wood slatted TV / storage unit/low table/ shoe box/ with cable access £10


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Useful sized, storage low unit/ table, under stairs or HiFi.

Push catch opening which is smooth and quiet.

Has a good-sized cable tidy if used for telly/gaming/music etc.

Also used for shoe storage, capacity for 12 mens' trainers or many more children sized shoes.

Two sections with a central divide.

 

 

£20

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