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I was interested in sink/vanity. Would it work with wheelchair?

6 years ago

I was interested in sink/vanity. Would it work with a wheelchair? Wher can it be purchased? Thank you for your information and time.

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ROM architecture studio
6 years ago
Yes, I designed it to work with a wheelchair. It is fully custom made, though, and not something you can purchase.
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