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Websites to list fireplaces

3 years ago

Are there any decent websites to list/sell fireplaces (other than Shpock/eBay)?

Thanks 🙂

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Sonia
3 years ago
I use Gumtree. Also if you are on Facebook there are several selling groups on there.
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