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Storage Unit

8 years ago

This storage unit is fantastic and is just what we are looking for in our London flat. Where is this storage unit from or, if it was purpose built, who constructed it?
Many thanks.

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t_cro
8 years ago
I looks very like the expedit range from ikea. although they've changed the name of it recently.
katiegains
Original Author
8 years ago
thanks very much @t_cro!
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