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need bed frame part

7 years ago

Hi. i purchased Belair WHite Bonded leather cal King bed frame from someone else (used). However, just found out there are no parts (screw, bolts,etc..) is there any way can i just purchse parts (screws and parts) from you?
I was looking for this bed all over and just found one.
please advise.
Thank you

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Nazanen Express
7 years ago
Hello Sir, I'm sorry but unfortunately I don't have the parts available. I only have it as a set.
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Nazanen Express
7 years ago
Also, have you tried going to a local furniture store or somewhere like Lowes or Home Depot they may be able to help
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