Rainshower

samanthahill

6 years ago

Please can I have the make and model number of the rainshower please

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Watermark Fitted Kitchen & Bathroom Specialists
6 years ago
Hi Samantha, It's the Grohe 27467000 £480.00 Many thanks, Dan
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GROHE UK
2 years ago
Dear Samantha,

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