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where did you get the counter top over the washer/dryer?

11 years ago

where did you get the counter top over the washer/dryer?

Lottery Home 2011 - the Mackenzie · More Info

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DesignDiva 5280 L.L.C.
11 years ago
Most counter top shops will make you one! This one looks like laminate.
iwaymark
11 years ago
Love the tiles - who makes them?
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Wanda Luurtsema
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My Front Load washer and dryer are Purple I want a pad to put over top of them so they will not scratch and I have something to fold clothes on. Anyone know where I can get this? I saw one one time in a house but did not find out where it was from.

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