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where did the wardrobe doors come from

9 years ago

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The Couture Rooms
9 years ago
I'm afraid the construction company had already fitted the wardrobes when we came on site so I can't help you with that one.
All the best,
The Couture Rooms
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dudds116
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9 years ago
Would you kindly supply the construction co's details, as l'm bit desperate to find different looking wardrobe solution! If possible, of course ..
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The Couture Rooms
9 years ago
I'm not sure i'm afraid... If I had to guess I would say the wardrobe doors probably came from this company: http://www.sliderobes.com
Hope you find something fabulous!
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