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Solid oak versus oak dining table

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  • moneysaver
    moneysaver Posts: 836 Forumite
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    I have bought items from oakfurnitureland.co.uk recently. It is all solid oak but not made from one piece. Service was excellent & delivery was spot on, no complaints.

    Moneysaver
  • moneysaver
    moneysaver Posts: 836 Forumite
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    AGT1234 wrote: »
    there are lots of nicer quality hard wood products at other providers,

    Let us know about these other providers then. I always like to get recommendations for buying things

    Moneysaver.
  • G_M
    G_M Posts: 51,977 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 10,000 Posts Name Dropper Combo Breaker
    Not sure what this has to do with 'property' but.....

    £6-700 for that? :eek:


    Good grief!

    Go to a local auction and get a far nicer table for less than £100.

    Or as suggested check out charity shops.
  • mustang121
    mustang121 Posts: 329 Forumite
    I agree that is ridiculously expensive.


    Try charity shops like British Heart Foundation. I often find loads of solid wood furniture, being sold for next to nothing with minor or no damage.
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