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Statement Fire

8 years ago

Is the fire mains gas? It's totally stunning :-)

Kitchen, Bathrooms & Tiles for new build house at Gerrards Cross, London · More Info

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Tiles & Baths
8 years ago
thank you for your kind comments - it is electric fire let us know how we can help you further
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7 years ago
What's the size of the tiles?
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atkinson333
7 years ago
Can you let me know the name and make of the fire. Thanks

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