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go, head to the Bridge Bedding Centre, opposite Upminster Bridge Station, which has the largest and most comprehensive choice of beds in Essex, guarantee- ing that you wont buy better anywhere. Bridge Bedding is afamily


FYOU arelooking for a good night's sleep there really is just one place to


run business, which has built up awell deserved reputa- tion for offering expert knowledge. Since they first opened their doors in 1976 the showroom has been constantly expanded and improved, in fact the show- room now has morethan 70 beds on display for you to try at your leisure, offering beds from ahuge range of top brands including Myers, Sealy,Slumberland, Sleepeezee, Relyon,Kozee Sleep, Nestledown,


Better sleep with Bridge Bedding


Simmonds, Silentnight, Harrisons, Original Bedsteads, Bentley Designs, Limelight, Julian Bowen and many more, so you really are spoilt for choice. It has built up such a enviable reputation that, after 32 years of trading, a staggering 75 per cent of its business comes from recommendations. It has achieved this because it offers expert, friendly advice without the pressureofcommission based salesmen. The Bridge Bedding Centre


offers an extensive choice of single beds, double beds, king and queen, bedsteads,


bunkbeds and guest beds for you to choose from, ensuring you will find something to suit, whatever your needs. They also offer free local delivery as well as acollection service for your old bed, at a small charge. What's more, as they stock morethan 500 beds, you benefit from immediate delivery and guarantee customers they cannot buy better anywhere. Call into the showroom at 105-107, Upminster Road, Hornchurch, (opposite Upminster Bridge Station ) call 01708 443058, or visit the website www.bridgebeddingcentre.com


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