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New Excellent Quality Height Adjustable Utility Chair - Christchurch Pick Up

Elisabeth from Addington

Be in quick and grab your quality and stylish height adjustable chair which is extremely comfortable with padded armrests. Choose your seat height between 47 - 65 cm. The maximum load is 200 kg. In excellent condition and of top quality, your utility chair is built to last.

It's time to jazz up your life and home with something unique. Treat yourself or someone special.

Dimensions:
Seat Height - 47 - 65 cm

Buy now for only $250. New $580.

Healthy household. Everyone is welcome. Pick Up by Monday, May 9 if possible.

Contact Liz today on 021 0255 7900 to arrange viewing or pick up off Birmingham Drive near Addington Raceway.

Price: $250

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