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719 days ago

Rimu Display & Storage Wall Unit (Solid Rimu, custom made) $950 ono

Alison from Khandallah

Rimu Display Wall Unit (Solid Rimu, custom made) in ‘as new’ condition, and has:
- 10 x drawers (of which 4 top line of drawers are lockable, and have green Felt liners)
- 2 x shelved cupboards with door each (in centre of drawers)
- 4 x Leadlight Glass Doors for Displaying (room for additional shelves, if you wish to install yourself)

Measurements Width 2070mm, Depth 470mm, Height 2025mm.

Important Note: The top Leadlight Glass Doors part of the unit is a separate piece, which unscrews off the bottom drawers part of the unit, which makes it easy for transporting.

Must be able to pick up, as there is no one at address who can help with lifting.

To view text or phone Alison 0274477015

Price: $950 ono

Price: $950

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