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I want a mirror like this

6 years ago

In my small town I am having trouble finding anyone that knows how to get one like this. Any help is appreciated. Is it one pieces or smaller mirrors hung together???

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Distinction Group
6 years ago
Dear rjust3,

Thank you for the inquiry! I'm afraid we didn't supply this mirror for this project. Sorry if I can't be of more help.

Kind regards,

Lewis from Distinction
rjust3 thanked Distinction Group
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