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Replacing furniture for tenants (wear & tear)
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Why don't you just go to IKEA and get them a new table and chairs. I am sure you can pick up a decent one cheaply.Spring into Spring 2015 - 0.7/12lb0
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Be careful with Ikea kitchen chairs - the backs have just fallen off all of ours after only a year! Bad design - the joint where the back joins the legs is placed right next to the seat, just where all the strain lies as you sit back. Beware!!!0
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Find a charity shop - or at the very least a small local retailer to spend your money at.
Our charity shop has a furniture warehouse now and I'm off there myself shortly to see what bargains they've got in.0 -
We bought some cheap ones while we were students (Stefan, still only £13) and they are still going strong!!!!! IT was more than 4 years ago!Spring into Spring 2015 - 0.7/12lb0
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