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Any showrooms in West Midlands that sell Second Nature Kitchens?

3 years ago

The search function on the Second Nature Kitchens website doesn't give me any results. Are they stocked anywhere around Birmingham?

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OnePlan
3 years ago
https://www.unitsonline.co.uk/second-nature-kitchens

This company are based in SW - but deliver nationally. It seems the second nature website doesn’t work to give you a showroom local to you ( or me or my friends ) must be broken !
Ruth House
Original Author
3 years ago
that's annoying. I'm not willing to purchase online without visiting a showroom. I will try emailing them directly.
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