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faruq_noormohamed

7 years ago

I'm after a 620 mm round or half moon, do you have one in stock?
Cost?

William Garvey Teak Shower Grids and Duckboard · More Info

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William Garvey Ltd
7 years ago
Dear Faruq

If you send me your e mail address I can send you our price list - please respond to robin@williamgarvey.co.uk

Best wishes

Robin
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