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Suitable undermount bath tub for marble surround

7 years ago

Can anybody help in recommending a bath tub which they ve used with a marble surrounds?
I am looking for something with a flat rim which the marble can be fixed onto.
Only product I ve found on Houzz is the Kohler Tea for Two but this isn't available in the UK

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