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Where do the shelves come from? Cheers

7 years ago

I'm looking for shelving that can take the weight of many books

Edwardian House, South West London · More Info

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The London Craftsman
7 years ago
Hello Everillbb,

We can make Floating shelves that can hold lots of weight.
Please PM us if you would like a price.

Thank you
Ryan
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