Recycled rimu wardrobe with drawers
We were let down by a TradeMe timewaster and need the wardrobe moved asap! We are in Bethlehem. Offers over $260 just to have it out of the way - thanks.
Good condition.
This lovely wardrobe has two hanging spaces and 3 drawers. Approximate measurements are listed below. The hanging spaces also have the ability to add shelf supports and use shelves (shelves aren’t included).
We are now in a modern home and no longer need it.
Height – 1910mm Width – 1090mm to widest point Depth – 550mm
Large hanging space internal: Height – 1470mm Height to rail – 1410mm Width – 490mm Depth – 470mm
Smaller hanging space internal: Height – 900mm Height to rail – 840mm Width – 450mm Depth – 470mm
Large drawer internal: Height – 200mm Width – 850mm Depth – 400mm
Both smaller drawers internal: Height – 200mm Width – 380mm Depth – 400mm
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