HANDMADE AYELSBURY NEXT GENTS WARDROBE NO FLAT PACKS (ASSEMBLED)

Pine Centre

£299

HANDMADE AYELSBURY GENTS cream pine WARDROBE NO FLAT PACKS (ASSEMBLED) WITH PINE TRIM (H=182CM W=100CM D=52CM) Comes partially assembled in sections so it can be taken upstairs easily Many Colours Available IN WHITE BLACK IVORY(CREAM) GREY AND APPLE GREEN JUST SPECIFY WHEN ORDERING SCOTLAND, WALES, PLYMOUTH, BOURNEMOUTH, DEVON, KENT, BELOW SURROUNDING AREAS PLEASE CALL OR MESSAGE US BEFORE YOU ORDER AS THESE AREAS TAKE LONGER THAN USUAL TO DELIVERY AND DELIVERY CHARGE IS MORE WE DO NOT DELIVER TO NORTHERN IRELAND DELIVERY via our own transport free delivery upto 50 miles! Delivery rates after

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as PINE CENTRE LIMITED, number 09560335. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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