1791 days ago

60% Off-Gaming Chair with footrest

Devin from East Tamaki

Brand new, Computer Chair. Ideal comfortable chair for gamers.

Only 199 (it is 440 in my original furniture company, I worked there, it is very expensive, I get a few stock from the suppliers of my original furniture company, I sell cheap, then you can obtain benefits.)

Features: Adjustable seat height, reclining, tilt control; Five caster wheels and cushion; Gas-lift mechanism;

Colours: Red, white, blue
Material: PVC, PU leather, metal

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STORE NAME:
Half Price Store (Google Map)

ADDRESS:
4A/169 Harris Road, East Tamaki, Auckland, 2013.

OPEN HOURS:
Mon-Fri:10am-2pm; 5pm-7pm;
Sat-Sun: 9am-2pm;

Price: $199

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