B&Q oak furniture board - cut into shelves

By turtle1409
June 23 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted June 23

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Posted June 23

We have some spare furniture board from a recent B&Q purchase if anyone is interested:

- 3 shelves 83cm x 43.5cm

- 2 shelves 80.5cm x 50cm

- 6 x small pieces used as runners to attach shelves to the wall

- 2 X longer thin pieces which could also be cut into runners

Some shelves became slightly damaged when B&Q cut them, but can be hidden in the way you assemble the shelves.

Bought the boards for £35 each plus charges for cutting, so would be grateful for £15 or so if you take them all 😊

Available from collection from SE5 or can deliver locally.

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