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where is the towel rail from please?

9 years ago

it looks so minimal, it'd be great in my place!

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Perfect Integration Ltd
9 years ago
Hi Andrew, we're not sure what that towel rail is sorry, we actually did all the integration of the technology but not the towel rails. I have written to the interiors team to ask them what they were, but for now I haven't gotten an answer, please check back soon to see if we have an answer for you.
Eddie Irvine
9 years ago
Are you able to tell me where I could purchase the door from? :) Thanks
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