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Double wardrobe on offer, collection from near Nunhead Lane, we started taking it apart but have only got as far as taking the doors off and shelf out (all the parts carefully stored).
183cm high (160cm internally, due to the legs) width 123cm externally, (120 internally) Depth 55cm.
Would you like it / can you collect it as it is? If you'd like it but prefer us to dismantle (but then you'd have to rebuild it) we may be able to do so. If interested, DM me a phone number and some times when you could collect.
It's wood rather than hardboard so might be of use for a project if not wanted as a wardrobe.

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