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8 years ago

Sterlingham Rectangular Bathroom Stand · More Info

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8 years ago
You can find the information you need in a couple of different ways depending on how you are using Houzz. If you are on a computer, click on the green "more info" link. If you are on the app, tap on the photo. Either way you should see a link to a store or vendor. Follow that link for additional information.
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The Sterlingham Company Ltd
8 years ago
Dear Burgese,

You can purchase directly from us at sales@sterlingham.co.uk. Price is dependent on finish required but around £800.

Regards

Sterlingham
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