Log burner

leighbartonbarn

8 years ago

Can you please tell me what Log Burner that is and also is the chimney Stainless Steel or Galvanised?
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My Interior Stylist Ltd
8 years ago
Hi there, sorry the log burner was already in place as part of the main design at Lower Mill Estate. If you call them, I'm sure they would tell you. Hope that helps.
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