wanted- table & chairs to borrow (3 days)

By erumbles
May 31, 2016 in Wanted

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Posted May 31, 2016

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Posted May 31, 2016

I'm wondering if anyone has a foldable (or easily portable) set of table & chairs (indoor or outdoor) that i could borrow from the 15th-17th July. Really random but I'm putting on a lunch on the Saturday (16th July) and i don't have enough spaces for everyone and don't have the space to buy and keep another set. Even any chairs (indoor/outdoor use- i'm not fussy!) would be greatly appreciated. Ideally need 5-6 more chairs and 1 table (any size is good) which will be covered in a plastic table cloth to keep it protected. I know this is a long shot but thought i'd ask as sometimes people have old or outdoor ones that they don't use all the time. Thanks!

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