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New Project: Walk in Shower

RELM Interiors Ltd

5 years ago

This project consisted of a full shower room fit out, including the construction of a walk in shower with the shower walls being covered in beautiful thick glass tiles.

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AVINU - Home Technology
5 years ago
Nice work - love that wall finish!
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Sonia
5 years ago
Great job. It always amazes me that a tatty wall can be transformed in hours by some good tiling!
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E D
5 years ago
last modified: 5 years ago
Looking good.

Do you have photos with a wider perspective so we can see more of the room?
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Seasons in Colour
5 years ago
Would love some more photos taken in wider angle!

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