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Coloured Shelves

9 years ago

We love these shelves. Please could you tell me if these shelves were made sprayed or painted? We're they lacquered afterwards? Many thanks David.

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Violet & George
9 years ago
Hi David, the shelves were given a spray finish prior to delivery to site. Thanks Nicky
David Girling
Original Author
9 years ago
Thanks Nicky. Do you know if they were lacquered too?
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Violet & George
9 years ago
Hi David, they are from these guys http://www.cubit-shop.com/en
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Cubit by Mymito
9 years ago
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