Concrete table

26 January, 2017

Hi,

Would you be able to make a table 2.6m x 1.3m? If so what would the cost be? What is the lead time and what leg options are available?

Many thanks,

Rhian

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Daniel Polished Concrete
Hi Rhian

I can do 2.6 x 1.2. Would that be ok?

Please email me daniel@dpc-ltd.co.uk

Regards

Daniel.
26 January, 2017
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