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Glass shower

Bianca Bortolin

8 years ago

Hi there, just wondering where the shower is from? Is it a customised shower or a standard off the shelf? Thanks in advance your help is appreciated

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Alice Sparks Ltd
8 years ago
Hi Bianca,

We would be happy to provide you with a customised solution. Please email me with your dimensions you would like. alice@glassdeco.eu

Kind regards

Alice
PRO
Go Glass Design Ltd
8 years ago
Hi Bianca, we also specialise in frameless shower and as a small Independant supplier can usually offer cost effective design solutions with UK delivery www.goglass.co.uk
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