that's what i call a laundry sink!

Kim B

5 years ago

Hi - can you give me some sourcing info on the sink? dimensions? manufacturer? thanks so much!

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burlanes interiors
5 years ago
Hi Kim, unfortunately the sink was sourced by the homeowner, so I am unable to advise where it was purchased! - Lucy
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that's what i call a laundry sink!

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