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589 days ago

Bar leaner and stools

Toko from Carterton District

For sale a 2.800 metre long leaner plus 8 assorted bar stools as per pics. The leaner top is solid flat-sawn pine which has been sanded and varnished with minor blemishes from use and is .640 wide X 50mm thick. The frame is made of 1inch boxing with two solid wheels at one end to make it easier to move.
Free delivery within Masterton and Carterton.
Listed elsewhere.

Price: $800

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