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ian

3 years ago

Hi
I need a 2100 x 2100 table. can you let me have costs and time scale please.
Thanks

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Hi Ian, please email me your contact details and I'll reply by return. Regards Daniel. Daniel@dpc-ltd.co.uk
3 years ago
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ian
hi

email: gentlemangregg@gmail.com

Many thanks
3 years ago
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ian
Hi
I need a 2100 x 2100 table. can you let me have costs and time scale please.
Thanks
3 years ago
PRO
Daniel Polished Concrete
Hi Ian

Please call me to discuss, 07545697739

Regards

Daniel
3 years ago
ian
called twice today. can you call me back please. 07774445941 thanks
3 years ago

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