where to find solid wood breakfast bars such as that one?

David Lin

9 years ago

really like the solid wood breakfast bar. How is that mounted onto the countertop? Where to buy wood at this size?

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Kitchen Architecture Ltd
9 years ago
Thank you, we love it too! It is a 90mm bulthaup b3 bar in walnut and is available for purchase as part of a bulthaup kitchen. We have a team of specialist bulthaup fitters who install all Kitchen Architecture's kitchens.
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where to find solid wood breakfast bars such as that one?

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