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Toilet/basin

8 years ago

Does the water flow into cistern? This is a wonderful design. Pls advise where to purchase

Brilliant Bethnal Green · More Info

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mulberrybarn
8 years ago
Hi, I have just bought one from B & Q to fit into a small cloakroom, such a great idea, especially for a small space.
Andrew Millar
8 years ago
looks awkward ,to try to get close to wash.
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