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headboard for king size bed - fantastic offer!


Ladysaw

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Hello we would like this headboard to go to a lovely home. We do not want to part with it however it cannot fit in our new bedroom.


It's about 65 inches wide (about 165 cm).


It's in very good condition as we've only owned it for 2 years..


This is what it looks like.. http://m.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/art/50260905/


SERIOUS OFFERS PLEASE. You will need to dismantle it yourself and have in mind that we are also located on the first floor of a set of flats.. The hallway is shared else I would make life easier for you to pick up..


Many thanks

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