WALL UNIT. MULTI USES. $110.00
Wall Unit - professionally manufactured
lacquer 3 pot black gloss finish
Height 2m x 700mm width x 450mm depth
Has 6 adjustable shelves
All items shown do not come with wall unit
Cost us in excess $2900 to have made
top gap presently holds stereo unit 700x 350 with adjustable shelf
2nd gap holds lcd tv 700 x 550
then fixed shelf
below is drawer with heitch soft close runners
below is cupboard with adjustable shelves With soft close 2 door smoky glass cupboards. 700mm x 700mm 2 additional shelves which can be added anywhere
In excellent condition.
Down sizing
Needs to be picked up in paraparaumu beach
great for tv, stereo and other items
Reduced price as we need to down size - in excellent condition, no scratches marks. As new.
Cost us in excess $1900.00 to have made
Pick up paraparaumu
Photos do not give justice to this gorgeous wall unit
Had unit professionally manufactured cost over $2500
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Many New Zealand gardens aren’t seeing as many monarch butterflies fluttering around their swan plants and flower beds these days — the hungry Asian paper wasp has been taking its toll.
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