SOLD Wooden kitchen bench for sale

By PaulR
May 14, 2017 in For Sale & Items Offered

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PaulR

Posted May 14, 2017

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Posted May 14, 2017

The clear-out continues - here is a wooden bench we have been using in our kitchen for the last 10+ years.

It has coped fine with the weight of up to three people all these years and is good and solid. It has been creaking, and only now have I got round to replacing a screw and tightening up a joint on the back of it. It is quiet now.

162cm long, 56cm from front to back, the seat is 43cm from the floor and the back reaches an altitude of 83cm.

It is probably for collection only from Como Road in SE23 - we are pretty busy getting ready for our house move, but we may be able to help with transport at a pinch.

We would like ?40 for it.

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