Apartment Chattels/Fixtures and Fittings clean out prior to Demolition

EVERYTHING MUST GO from our apartment in Tamaki Drive - KOHIMARAMA
Give me a call and come and take a look at these quality Fixtures and Fittings that need to go - My name is Peter and my number is 0275810655 or 5212091 - PLEASE DON'T TEXT OR LEAVE A MESSAGE.

The apartment is being demolished and everything must go at a fair price, I have now been told I have until the end of next week to get rid of everything.

I have a full kitchen including hob, oven, sink unit etc, two complete bathrooms, doors, laundry tub, washing machine and dryer, basically anything that is or isn't bolted down needs to be removed. Photographs for all listings are on Trade Me, If any of this interests you call Peter on 0275810655.

Trade Me Listing Numbers:
Full Kitchen and fittings 5317384725
Bathroom Vanity, Bath, Toilets, Shower etc 5317388280
Wardrobe and Internal Doors 5317388775
F&P Washing Machine, Dryer & Laundry Tub
Fisher & Paykel Freestanding Dishwasher 5308246836

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