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Geberit sigma 40

6 years ago

Has anybody fitted the geberit sigma40 flush plate?

Laufen WC with concealed cistern and Geberit flush plate · More Info

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Roots Kitchens Bedrooms Bathrooms
6 years ago
Hi, I checked our records and this photo shows the 115.788.11.5 GEBERIT SIGMA50 DUAL FLUSH PLATE WHITE that we supplied and fitted (it's not a Sigma40, but it's likely we've fitted those too).
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