Still waiting for 2 beds!!.
Still waiting for 2 beds!!.. telephone no no longer available @ not answering emails!.. must have gone bankrupt.. now got American Express trying to get my money back!!!!!
November 2, 2021
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Luxury Winks is an independent, family run company, handcrafting luxury beds and mattresses in the heart of Yorkshire, for over 15 years. Being a UK-based manufacturer, we’re proud to be supporting the local economy and providing jobs to the local community. We’re committed to creating only the best in beds - and our history proves that. When it comes to crafting the perfect dream zone, we’re certainly not nodding off.
Contact info
9, Copley Hill, WF17 0Dt, Birstall, United Kingdom
- 01138730041
- sales@luxurywinks.com
- luxurywinks.com
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