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We're having a bit of a clear out and have two items to give away...


1) Dinning Room table - Can seat 6/8 people, is a fairly narrow design so good for saving a bit of space. It is the same style table as in this link...http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/S19011777/ but it is 175x75cm and can seat another two/four.


2) Wardrobe - Great for temporary storage or if you want to purchase the doors from ikea it would be great. At the moment it doesn't have doors. We've been using it as temporary hanging space. It comes with two shelves and is in good condition with just a little wear and tear.


Both items are available for pick up this weekend - just give me a message on here and I'll try to answer any questions or email you a picture or two.

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