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Crittall bathroom screen

7 years ago

Hi there. Could you tell me the product reference of the glass please?

Crittall internal Screens used by Stiff + Trevillion · More Info

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Crittall Windows Limited
7 years ago
Hi, its quite hard to tell as it isn't zoomed in very far but I have asked our technical team and they think it would be a single glazed reeded glass spec. Hope this helps!
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