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False Wall for TV

7 years ago

Hey, I'd like to know where I can get false walls similar to that, or how to make false walls for me to mount my TV onto.

Thanks

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Parkes Interiors
7 years ago
Thanks for taking a look at our portfolio. Our furniture all comes from our German partners. These wall panels are mounted on specially designed brackets so they sit off the wall to allow for wiring to go down the back whilst still providing a finished edge. Thanks Louise
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