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Do you have a store in ireland am very interested in ordering wall pan

6 years ago

Want to order wall panel do you have a store in ireland

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Stonefactor.uk
6 years ago
Hello Josephine, unfortunately we do not have a store in Ireland but we can ship 3D Wall Panels to you. I am going to check the price for delivery and I will let you know shortly. Just to let you know 3D Wall Panels are made of gypsum plaster and you can paint them in any color you like :)

Kind regards

Camila Oscilowicz
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