Saturday 6th October 2018 MAKING READING A PLEASURE AGAIN


If you struggle to see print clearly then these are what you need. Ultra high definition Led reading lamps. All metal construction. Virtually no heat. 6400k. 6Watt. By the Craftlight Company and designed in the UK. Raising the contrast to make the black appear blacker and the background whiter as well as more vibrant colour with better separation. It’s like having a new pair of eyes. Prices start at £49.95 for floor lamps. Get up to 40 per cent off at www.craftlights.co.uk only when you login with username”PROPERTY” password “2018” under heading “PROPERTY READER OFFERS” or call 01502 587598 we are happy to help with any questions.


The Reader lamp


The Toby lamp


www.craftlights.co.uk 1.5 mtr height


Introducing Zebedee The Any Angle Hanging Rail. Zebedee is the only and original off the shelf hanging rail specifi cally designed for sloping ceilings. Created and manufactured in Lincolnshire, it has a specially designed coil which allows clothes or any item, to be hung nicely spaced apart, at virtually any angle, however steep! Available in a range of sizes and colours,


Zebedee is perfect for the dormer bedroom, loft conversion, under the stairs, in the kitchen or even the garden shed!


Tel: 07712607529 • Email: diane@zebedee.co Website: www.zebedee.co


Interiors & Fine Furnishings Property, Homes & Interiors 15


A Trestle Table... which extends! The Trestle table and bench shown have many options and finishes.


We are showing a huge range of Venjakob furniture in our Cross in Hand showroom for the living and dining rooms along with other high quality modern European furniture. All our furniture is sourced from the UK and Europe to ensure quality and good provenance.


Beautiful furniture in East Sussex


Wealden House, Cross In Hand 01435 863921 116 South Street, Eastbourne 01323 722921


www.davidsalmon.co.uk


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