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7 years ago

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LUSSO STONE MOMO STONE RESIN SOLID SURFACE FREESTANDING BATH 1800 · More Info

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Dreambath Sanitaryware Factory
6 years ago
last modified: 6 years ago
Stunning bathtub. We are a manufacturer producing the similar freestanding bathtub like solid surface bath & stone resin bath,so we could also customize any baths' shape & design for you, we checked you website and found that we had some same shape bathtubs as yours! http://www.dreambathtub.com
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Hampstead Design Hub
6 years ago
Hi there! Great contemporary bath.
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