used furniture store in Ketteringham

Langtons Home Furnishers

Welcome to The Secondhand Warehouse Ltd, We are Leicester's largest secondhand furniture warehouse. With over 12,000 sq ft full of quality furniture.

We're working to end homelessness through providing formerly homeless people a home and meaningful work in our community and shops.

We are one of Leicester's most established furniture retailers. Our vast range of furniture covers every room of your home or work space.

Our Sue Ryder Nuneaton store is large, friendly and full of community spirit.

Suppliers of office furniture & complete office refurbishments around the Midlands.

Cash Converters - the UK's leading retailer of pre-owned goods.

Our mission is a simple one , to be the best go to retailer for appliances in Leicester. we are unbeatable on price and service so why not give us a try.

Supplying offices across Leicester and throughout the East Midlands with the best service and a fantastic range of high quality office furniture. View our collections and find out more about how …

Established for over 30 years, Leicester Office Equipment stock a large range of new and used furniture. Offering short notice orders & next day delivery.

Home Office Furniture is an office furniture supplier in Leicester. Contact us on 0116 266 8986 for reception desks and more.

The Quorn Furniture Company sells new furniture as well as antique and restored furniture. Also offering a restoration door stripping and furniture stripping service.

0116 2696662 Leicestershire Elite Office furniture supply and install all types of office furniture with a free space planning and design service. call now.

The UK's widest selection of office furniture, from Saber Daynes

Furnicraft are the premier bed company located in Hinckley and are suppliers of beds and sofas throughout the Leicester area

Scope exists to make this country a place where disabled people have the same opportunities as everyone else. Until then, we’ll be here.

We believe no one with complex communication needs, including those who are deafblind, should be isolated, left out or unable to fulfil their potential.