i need help with my bathroom

grunwaldmy

7 years ago

I am looking for a deep sink that can bath a little baby any ideas? i would like it modern

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OnePlan
7 years ago
If you can't find a suitable sink - then a standard plastic baby bath on the floor of a shower is just as easy to use ? ( if you don't have a bath and that's the problem ) that's what I did when my eldest was little and I only had a shower room not a bath.
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Create Perfect
7 years ago
http://www.bathstore.com/products/euro-duo-700mm-basin-1026.html?nst=0&_$ja=tsid:57096|cid:664556126|agid:32953598399|tid:pla-175530857329|crid:140652135015|nw:g|rnd:3502175196794085921|dvc:m|adp:1o9&gclid=CNeS0uuPxtACFekp0wodx04MSA&gclsrc=aw.ds

This should be perfect and is on offer at the moment. :)
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