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Many foreign beds are made to metric measurements and so a Irish standard sized mattress or base manufactured in imperial measurements will not fit. Forcing a larger mattress into a smaller frame will ruin the mattress and stress the older bed frame weakening the joints. CP Furniture Sales specilaize in making odd size/sized sprung mattresses. We can make a mattress or Divan base to any width, length or depth that you require. We can supply odd size beds and mattress' for- We can manufacture to your requirements and specifications. Call: 049 85 47605 to talk to a bedding consultant about this service. Display: List / Grid Name (A - Z) Name (Z - A) Price (Low > High) Price (High > Low) Model (A - Z) Model (Z - A) Respa Concerto Single Mattress 3'0 Low Profile (for top bunk beds) 2 to 3 stars 1 to 2 stars Buy from Bodymould Mattresses11 Friarstown Close, Ballycummin Village, Raheen, Co Limerick. THE big news in Limerick's suburbs is the petering out of the hard cash buyers to a point where borrowed buyers are now in with a chance.
The mattress money brigade had been dominating this market since prices turned around from the bottom two years ago. A year ago those paying cash were accounting for around 70pc of all residential property deals closed, according to local agent Geoff De Courcy. However he says this success rate has fallen back dramatically to a more even 50/50 cut with mortgage-toting buyers who are managing to snatch more sets of deeds from bidding.De Courcy estimates a price increase of around 10pc in the 12 months to now with a slightly less inflationary 8pc predicted for the year ahead. He says the regrouping of the mortgaged buyer hasn't happened through any great increase in lending on the part of the banks but is rather far more to do with the fact that the post-crash investors and bottom-feeders have mostly been in and spent their cash, leaving their more cautious brethren to rake over what's available for 2016. This would also account for slightly less fizz in the market for 2016.
For their parts, the investors remaining are largely seeking property priced around €100,000 - mostly in the realm of two-bed apartments and the cheapest houses.Those family buyers who are trying to buy back into the former corpo estates in which they grew up are really the only ones still seeing cash investors pipping them to the post in the vast majority of deals. De Courcy reports that supply has remained as tight as last year across a whole range of property types in the Limerick suburbs, but that the numbers seeking properties have increased by around a quarter on a year ago. This ties in with improving employment Shannonside. So a home that had four people chasing it a year ago will now have five.The supply situation has the potential to get far worse because almost no new homes are coming to market in a city where starter homes are in high demand for families but still largely priced below levels which make them commercially viable for builders to become involved. De Courcy reports that that there are almost no residential schemes in the planning process and no residential development sites for sale.
The good news for family buyers is that the quality of the stock coming to market at the moment has improved considerably on a year ago when banks were disposing of far more stricken "project" properties whose boom era investor owners had fallen foul of the crash.There is most demand for period houses on the outskirts with large sites attached and for bungalows which are extremely rare given that owners of these types tend to stay put and are least likely to sell.2 wardrobes and 2 beds 2 wardrobes and 2 beds for sale, wardrobes are usable but needs some tlc eg, few screws here and there and a if painted could look great, also one is missing a...Our Turners Cross Cork store is now openView Now Click here to view our March magazineView Now Watch our Home Stories videosView now Plus+ 3 Day Advance �100 Voucher to be won every month Pillow of the MonthView Now Free standard delivery over �50They may face tough competition in their group - but the Irish soccer team could be sleeping easy next month thanks to Mattress Mick.
The legendary Dublin businessman has offered to make personalised BEDS for the Boys in Green to ensure they enjoy sweet dreams during Euro 2016. The offer comes after it emerged that the Swedish Football team are getting state of the art personalised beds shipped to France for the tournament next month. Mick told the Irish Star: "I have a couple of mattresses there that the Irish team can have no problem." "If the likes of Roy Keane wants a bed then that is no bother to me, I can get him one made up from our factory. Read more: Is Mattress Mick about to break into Hollywood? New documentary charts his rise from viral video star to marketing genius The celebrity mattress salesman is used to VIP customers, having made a bed for Stephen Fry in the past. He said: "If I can do a mattress for Stephen Fry then I can definitely do the same for Roy Keane, or for the Team Captain Robbie." The news comes after the Swedish football team's sporting director Lars Richt revealed his players will sleeping on custom made beds that can be adapted to their personal needs throughout the tournament.