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NOW SOLD: Oak block worktop offcuts


natalie

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We have several offcuts of a Howdens solid oak block worktop left over after having our kitchen installed. They're really nice pieces of wood and it would seem a shame just to throw them away. See photos attached.


There are two long lengths that might work as shelves or a slim bench top (we're using another one as a bench seat). They are 25cm x 240cm x 4cm.


There are also four, large rectangular shapes - all approximately 35cm x 60cm. We are using another one as a chopping/serving block.


?10 per piece or ?50 for the lot.

  • 2 weeks later...

The two, long lengths of worktop have now been taken, but we still have 4 rectangular pieces if anyone's interested? See pictures attached to first post.


Originally we asked for ?10 per piece, which seemed a fair thing given the quality of the wood. But really, we're just keen to see them go! So feel free to make an offer.

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