Vanity Unit including Toilet

Jo Price

5 years ago

Hello, does anyone know where I could get this vanity unit or something like it in the UK?

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Daisy England
5 years ago
I bet it's purpose made. Easy job for a joiner.
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Vanity Unit including Toilet

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