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I need to locate toilet / sink combination for a very small cloakroom

8 years ago

Small cloakroom

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East Kent Eco
8 years ago
Back to wall pan concealed cistern with tiny adjacent washbasin works well but you need to source from a proper plumbers merchants, we use Plumbase or occasionally Graham's, failing that Bathstore are quite savvy, ideally you need someone who understands plumbing and layout dimensions.
sushutch
Original Author
8 years ago
Thanks for this, I have located one and hopefully a good plumber!
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