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hi, can you provide any info on this walk in shower manufacturer?

6 years ago

Martin

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6 years ago
Thank you for your enquiry. This model is several years old now; it was by Matki; they still do similar enclosures which you can see at:

https://www.matki.co.uk/products/shower-enclosures/boutique-for-corner-with-side-panelhinge-panelintegrated-trayintegrated-brassware/.

You might also consider Lakes Bathrooms (eg the Rhodes enclosure) at https://lakesbathrooms.co.uk

I hope this helps.

Nick
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