Polished concrete bathroom?
Daniel Rileey
6 years ago
Hello we are thinking of getting our bathroom done in polished concrete similar to the photo.
Thanks for any help or advice!
Daniel
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PROCemlux
6 years agoHi Daniel,
Please feel free to contact us at office@cemlux.com or message us here on Houzz. We are happy to help you with your project where we can achieve exactly the same finish for your bathroom. Check our project to see more of the finishes we can do.
Regards,
Dominik.
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