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Old Jan 18th 2003, 11:31 pm
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I notice that a lot of properties come with built in wardrobes or walk in wardrobes as standard so do i bother taking my two double wardrobes or not, this could save us a chunck on the removal costs or do i take them just in case, what do you think.

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A lot of oz properties come with robes or walk in's to the main bedroom only so it would be safer to take your own - you can always sell them at a garage sale afterwards if you find they are not required
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best bet is to fill them with all the blankets etc so as to utilise the space

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Unless you really love them, I'd leave them...
However ozzies like antiques so if they are old, they may sell well over there if you take them. If MFI, they never go back the same if you take 'em apart!!

We're taking one of ours as I love it, I can always put shelves in it and turn it into a cupboard, if we get WIR's.

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Originally posted by colinnsam
Hi all,

I notice that a lot of properties come with built in wardrobes or walk in wardrobes as standard so do i bother taking my two double wardrobes or not, this could save us a chunck on the removal costs or do i take them just in case, what do you think.

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    > I notice that a lot of properties come with built in wardrobes or walk
    > in wardrobes as standard so do i bother taking my two double wardrobes
    > or not, this could save us a chunck on the removal costs or do i take
    > them just in case, what do you think.
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Depends on where you are moving to as to the age of the house.
Newer houses generally do have built-ins (not always in smaller houses,
that's why they are smaller/cheaper). Older houses - assume not.
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Help for the clueless...

What does MFI and WIR stand for?

Thanks

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Originally posted by mashiraz
Unless you really love them, I'd leave them...
However ozzies like antiques so if they are old, they may sell well over there if you take them. If MFI, they never go back the same if you take 'em apart!!

We're taking one of ours as I love it, I can always put shelves in it and turn it into a cupboard, if we get WIR's.

Mash..
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    > "colinnsam" wrote in message
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    > > I notice that a lot of properties come with built in wardrobes or walk
    > > in wardrobes as standard so do i bother taking my two double wardrobes
    > > or not, this could save us a chunck on the removal costs or do i take
    > > them just in case, what do you think.

Everything is quite cheap to buy in Australia, compared to overseas. Unless
you really love them and don't want to part with them, I'd sell your
wardrobes. Use the money saved on shipping to buy new ones over there - if
you find you need them.

Most homes have built in wardrobes. It's the Queenslander style homes which
may not.

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Help for the clueless...

What does MFI and WIR stand for?

Thanks

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MFI = cheap furniture store in UK
WIR = walk in room/wardrobe
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WIR - Walk in Robe actually - sorry!

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Originally posted by walaj
MFI = cheap furniture store in UK
WIR = walk in room/wardrobe
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so started for ten-

what does MFI actually stand for then ??

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bloody hell paxman -bamber wouldn't have made that mistake

it's 'STARTER' you idiot ;-)

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MFI - Made for idiots!!


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Originally posted by r.bartlett
so started for ten-

what does MFI actually stand for then ??

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Originally posted by r.bartlett
so started for ten-

what does MFI actually stand for then ??

cheers

richard
Noel Lister and Donald Searle founded MFI as Mullard Furniture Industries. Both men had been buying and selling government surplus stock after the 2nd World War and often met at auctions. They joined forces, based themselves in Edgware, North London, and used the maiden name of Donald Searle's wife for the company name.

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Mmmmmm interesting...
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Originally posted by fishyben
Noel Lister and Donald Searle founded MFI as Mullard Furniture Industries. Both men had been buying and selling government surplus stock after the 2nd World War and often met at auctions. They joined forces, based themselves in Edgware, North London, and used the maiden name of Donald Searle's wife for the company name.

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well you started it !!;-)

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