Shelving and Cabinets available to a good home
Please see the below available to a good home
Tall Shelf 30cm D x 80cm L (x 6 shelves) Brackets 183cm H
Picture of Large Desk 165cm L x 69cm D and Shelves 33cm D x 166cm L Brackets 142cm H Small bracket 66cm H
Small Filing cabinet - 50cm W x 64cm D x 72cm H
Single Shelf 30cm D x 128cm L 4 x Brackets 41cm H
Picture of Long shelving including small desk below it shelving 226cm w x 30cm D Desk 120cmL x 60cm D x 72cm H (Small File cabinet in photo is not included)
Tall filing cabinet - 48cm W x 63cm D x 133cm H
These have all been dismantled (apart from the filing cabinets) ready to be picked up.
Please contact Karen on (04) 9701121 or email office@onslowanglicans.org.nz
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