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the answer to your video tape and compact disc storage problems. They can be easily and attractively tidied away in no time. These units are the perfect gift too and are available in a choice of teak or mahogany veneer. You can't beat this storage system for great choice, flexibility and value for money.


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Our prices are shown in square metres on the left, in square yards on the right.


c o m b a t t w i s t 100% POLYPROPYLENE


£1554 Pit Sq Hit USUAL PRICE 112.99 f» VI SAVE £4.79 W r SAE c4.00 V c r o w n t w i s t


50% WOOL / 50% POLYPROPYLENE. ' £1554 Per SqMtt


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v e r o n a a x m i n s t e r 80% WOOL / 20% NYLON.


furniture is designed to complement and bring out the best in your individual home. Available in a choice of either teak or mahogany finish.


This delightful range of occasional


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l y n w o o d a x m i n s t e r 80% WOOL / 20% NYLON.


USUAL PRICE £35.87 PerSqMtr USUAL PRICE £38.26 IV Sr Hit


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w i n c h e s t e r 100% POLYPROPYLENE.


USUAL PRICE £17.93 PerSqMtr USUAL PRICE £14.99 P«VA


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here represents,.only, a part of our *-s, extensive ranjjj|j of floorcoverings including fine Hiltons, Ayninsters and-.! -


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V t r e d a i r e u n d e r l a y


Tredaire is one of the world's most popular carpet underlays. Manufactured from rubber, it is


renowned for its superior quality and adds comfort, luxury and life to your carpet.


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