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tashamarie70
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hi not sure if in right place but where can i buy a very cheap child wardrobe? please really desperate, t:o hanks
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tashamarie70 wrote:hi not sure if in right place but where can i buy a very cheap child wardrobe? please really desperate, t:o hanks
I don't know if you've got an MFI near you? I remember getting my wardrobes from there when I was younger.
Failing that what about making one out of MDF you get from B&Q?0 -
try your local freecycle group under yahoo groups0
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Argos have some canvas ones for around £50Always on the hunt for a bargain0
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Hi, Your local Freecycle site would be a good bet for a freebie.
If you are a member of Makro, they have a zip up Tardis (Dr Who) on offer from tomorrow priced at £29.99.0 -
I have just bought a wardrobe for my little boy today from LX direct online. They had canvas ones from about £30 but I got a wood effect one for £79.99. If you go to vouchercodes.com they have a list of discount codes for LX direct. The one that worked for me was for £13.50 (£10 discount plus free delivery) so it only cost £69.99 You could use this on all products - no minimum spend was required. Hope it helps.0
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I would have a look at the adverts in your local free paper or in any supermarkets where they have a for sale board. You can often pick up some good bargains in these places!0
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i picked up a good solid oak one for ~£10 from a local auction, they usualy have lots rely cheapMember 1145 Sealed Pot Challenge No4

NSD challenge not to spend anything till 2011!:rotfl:0 -
Auction would be a good idea or a second hand shop - an old fashioned one and you could paint it any colour, design you wanted.0
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Have you tried ikea they are quite good0
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