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9 years ago

Hi. Would love to know the dimensions of this bathroom. Thank you

Customer C - November 2012 · More Info

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The Bathroom Shop
7 years ago
Hello, the overall dimensions of the bathroom are about 2.5M square, the dimensions of this shower enclosure are 910mm. Let me know if you require further information. Regards Philippa
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