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Free: Cast Iron Bath Tub (St. Mawgan TR8) Cast iron white enamelled bath tub - located a few miles from Newquay. I am offering this FREE on behalf of a family member. Requires at least two strong people to carry it about 10 metres from location in the garden to your vehicle. Good parking. If to be used indoors as a bath, you would need to get supports for the underside. External dimensions 166cm long x 72cm wide by 48cm deep Enamel in good condition apart from one corner. Residue of past plasterboard on surfaces. This bath tub was in my parents’ old farmhouse for many decades but has now been replaced by a shower cubicle, so it is no longer needed.

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Free: Exercise bike (St. Mawgan TR8) Exercise bike (V-fit) - located a few miles from Newquay. I am offering this FREE on behalf of a family member. Maximum dimensions - 80cm long (from handlebars to rear floor support) x 55cm wide (rear support) x 125cm height to too of handlebars. Seat height adjustable from 74cm to 92cm above ground level. Lowest position of pedals 18cm above ground level. My parents are giving this away as they no longer use it.

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Free: Sample paint (St. Columb Minor TR7) Expired Two small half-full sample pots. Neutral colour masonry paint for external walls. Colours - Sandblast and Soft White

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Free: Shoe rack (St. Columb Minor TR7) Gifted Chrome shoe rack, four levels in two parts, one on top of the other, extendible. height 68cm, depth -22cm Compact version - width - 63cm Extended version - width - 100cm + Slight damage - one break in one side, shown in photo, now has a tough sellotape repair - it doesn’t affect function. Also a bit of rusting to chrome in a few areas, not very obvious.

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Free: Printer / Scanner (St. Columb Minor TR7) Gifted Epson XP-615. Bought in 2014. Last used a few months ago. Clean and in good working condition with cables and accompanying booklet. But, the ink cartridges are empty and you will have to buy original Epson replacements. *** it does not accept cheaper generic cartridges and will not work with them *** NB - As this is an older model, please carefully check its compatibility with your laptop/computer before requesting this item.

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Free: Packing paper + boxes (St. Columb Minor TR7) Gifted Clean and dry but crumpled professional packing paper - 8 boxes and counting! Boxes measure 50 x 46 x 46cm. I also have 23 further identical packing boxes immediately available. More boxes and paper will become available next week. NB - the empty boxes are flat-pack and need to be re-assembled with sellotape.

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Free: Vertical Window Blinds (St. Columb Minor TR7) Expired Re-posted in final attempt to rehome before disposing of them. Must be taken by the end of Sunday 22 September. Thank you. Light beige fabric vertical blinds with two cords, one for drawing the blinds across the rail to cover the window, and one for adjusting the blinds between open and closed position, in either direction. These were specifically made for the large windows of the bungalows on the Treviglas estate on the edge of St Columb Minor. They may be a few decades old but work very well, and appear to have been good quality. I was intending to keep them for on-going use but unfortunately the new windows I am getting will not accommodate them. So I hope that someone else can use them instead. Approximate sizes For window recesses as follows:- W - 319cm. H - 180cm (x1) W - 212cm. H - 135cm (x1) W - 141cm. H - 135cm (x2)

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Free: 2 mirrors (St. Columb Minor TR7) Gifted 2 plain mirrors, the condition of both is imperfect but very usable. The larger one measures 151 x 46 cm and comes with 6 clips for fixing to the wall. The smaller one measures 56 x 38 cm and has pre-drilled holes.

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Free: Plastic Venetian blind (St. Columb Minor TR7) Expired For a window approx 140cm wide and 130cm high. This has been in the house I just bought for a long time. It is made of white plastic and could do with a clean up. The top slat has a short sliver missing from the edge but this is not too noticeable. It will need new brackets to fix it to the top of a window alcove. I could open and shut the slats quite easily as per the photos but it was not easy to pull all the slats up to the top, and I am not sure if the mechanism for holding the slats at the top still works or not. I would say that this blind could be used in an occasional situation but would be best left largely untouched once up as it is not very strong and has seen better days. But I wanted to offer it in case someone else might find it useful!

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