FREE - pile of offcuts of walnut veneered MDF suitable for a small furniture making project

By jo.evans
August 13 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted August 13

A pile of offcuts of walnut veneered MDF, 20mm thick. These are leftovers from making a built-in bed in our house. There is enough for a small furniture project, like making shelves or a coffee table. See photo for quantity. The long pieces at the bottom of the pile are 80 x 37cm. The piece on the top of the pile is 45 x 52cm. Some of the pieces have been oiled and some are untreated, hence the colour difference. Some pieces are a bit scratched, but the marks should be able to be sanded out.

Free to anyone who can collect in the next few weeks from SE23 3LH

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