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7 years ago

Hello,

Can you tell me what the lead time is to order these racks, and are you able to incorporate drawers as well?

Thanks!

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Urban Grain
7 years ago
Hey There ! Thanks so much for getting in touch ! We can do anything you like... we design/make everything to order so adding drawers is super simple ! Just let me know what you would like or call/email to discuss things...

Carla x

Carla Muncaster

Creative Director

Ur ban Grain Interiors Limited - Bespoke Industrial Furniture

carla@urbangrain.co.uk

office (+44) 161 336 0524

mobile (+44) 790 380 0372
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Urban Grain
7 years ago
Hey There !

Just wanted to check in with you... would you like to chat about options anytime ?

Carla

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