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soft


furnishings


Family firm based in Coxheath, offering all aspects of soft furnishing from curtains and blinds to knitting wool and haberdashery


z Personal 1-1 service


z Nearly 40 years of experience


z Available to every budget


z Knitting wool and haberdashery


SPRING CLEAN


Expert Patio Pathway & Driveway Cleaning


Hydro-Dynamix technicians undertake a proven thorough process when it comes to pressure washing your patio, pathway or drive to brighten its appearance and in many cases make it look as good as the day it was first laid!


We expertly clean carpets, upholstery, curtains, hard floors, wooden floors, tiles, patios, pathways, driveways, walls, fencing, garden furniture and decking. We remove graffiti, algae, lichen, and moss. We also undertake commercial and retail cleaning plus flood and fire restoration


Unit 2, The Oast, Clockhouse Farm, Coxheath, Maidsone, Kent ME17 4PB


01622 744265


www.aquariussoftfurnishings.co.uk Email:aquarius1@btinternet.co.uk


PHOENIX Formerly Hydro-Dynamix


Paths & Drives


Decking Carpets


01622 753466 HUGE SAVINGS BEDSTEADS


ON SHOWROOM DISPLAY MODELS MATTRESSES


POCKET SPRUNG BEDS


Visit our huge showroom spread across 2 floors. Bedsteads, divans, drawer divans, adjustable beds and mattresses.


YOUR INDEPENDENT BED SPECIALIST


Chris Gammon Bed Centre 01622 675770 / 687671


Email: info@chrisgammonbedcentre.co.uk web: www.chrisgammonbedcentre.co.uk


UNIT 19/20 MID-KENT SHOPPING CENTRE, CASTLE ROAD (off London Road). ALLINGTON, MAIDSTONE, KENT.ME16 0PU OPEN MONDAY TO SATURDAY 9am – 5.00 pm


Maidstone Town May 2015 11


07803 054770 www.wefixdisasters.co.uk


Book NOW and avoid


disappointment


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