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Anita

9 years ago

Could you please tell me what the silver wall cladding is and where I could purchase it from. Many thanks

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Mitzi Ross
9 years ago
The silver wall cladding is a wall tile available from our company Bibliotheque Ltd - it is called Wall Wo Mirror Pyramid Rett - the size is 35x100cm @ the Retail price is £105.15 each piece + VAT
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