Help! I’m looking for a double sofa bed that gives good back support
Sonia Bannister
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6 years agoPERFORATED STEEL . I’m looking for suppliers / manufacturers of Perforated Steel for a small internal door . Black . I live in Melbourne. Anyone can point me in the right direction ? Much appreciated. I include photos of the sort of thing we need . Thank you .
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6 years agoHey Sonia, if you are still on the hunt for a sofa bed you might like to check out our range. We have 2 showrooms in Melbourne (Richmond and Carlton) with a huge range of Danish designed sofa beds to choose from. You can see our full range on our website. Cheers, Alex :)
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