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7 years ago

The skirting boards to go with the polished concrete floor? Are they aluminium or stainless steel? Can they go on a curved wall?

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KBC Developments
7 years ago
This is custom stainless steel baseboard we had manufactured specifically for this project, at the request of our client.

Please discuss the possibility with your own general contractor or professional in your region.

If you would like us to consult on your project, please send an inquiry to info@kbcdevelopments.com

Thanks for your interest!

www.kbcdevelopments.com
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