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6 years ago

May I ask where you bought the sink and cupboard ? Many thanks Phoebe

Designer Bathroom installed in Colchester, Essex · More Info

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Kent Blaxill
6 years ago
Hi Phoebe, Thanks for your question.

This Sink & Cupboard unit was designed and installed by our bathroom design team here at Kent Blaxill. They are from a designer company called "Utopia".

If you'd like more information, please contact our bathroom design team on 01206 216021 (And ask for Bathrooms) or email us at: kitchensandbathrooms@kentblaxill.co.uk

Thanks again!

KB
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