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Could some one call me to discuss a query about 20mm Quarts slabs

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7 years ago

I am pricing a project for an office in central London, a gym. I need to discuss so could you call me on 0208 963 6900.
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William Moloney - Fit Out UK

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Cheshire Granite Worktops
7 years ago
Hi William, thank you for your enquiry. As you are based in London I'm afraid I wont be able to quote on any work for you as we are Cheshire based and service this region only. If you need any advice though I am more than happy to help in that way.
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