measurements please!

mrsdelvalle2

6 June, 2018

Hello! Can you please share the width of this beauty?

Chiswick Conservation Area · More Info

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Hughes Developments
internal width 950mill, external 1150 mill
6 June, 2018
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measurements please!

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