Prato 8mm Richmond Oak Laminate Flooring - 34m2 - brand new - £140 for the lot

By Wes SE8
April 14 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted April 14

Cost us over £550 but we cant return it due to it taking too long, and couriers not being able to pick it up without a hefty price.

So were kind of stuck with it

My fiance changed her mind on it and wanted Herringbone

This is collection only and will need a van or larger car to transport.

The flooring is on 2nd floor corridor where we live - without a lift so you need to be strong!

This is a good deal for someone who wants to redo their flooring

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